SET

the area marked "set" toward the middle of an E-Meter needle dial. The needle is adjusted to the Set position at the beginning of a session, and it is readjusted as needed by the auditor to keep the needle at or near the Set position during the session. See also EMeter in this glossary. —Staff Status I Glossary (approved 25-9-90)

(Egyptian mythology) the name of an ancient Egyptian god of evil, regarded as either the brother or the son of Osiris, the god of the dead. He was represented as having an animal's head with a pointed snout. —PDC 2 Approved Glossary

the position on an E-Meter dial to which the needle is adjusted to. Or when he brings his tone arm back to set, and so forth, he overcompensates so the pc is getting 435 divisions of TA for two and a half hours.

the position on an E-Meter dial to which the needle is adjusted to. Or when he brings his tone arm back to set, and so forth, he overcompensates so the pc is getting 435 divisions of TA for two and a half hours.

(nautical) the form or arrangement of the sails, poles which support the sails, etc., of a vessel. You read in vain how to get another half a knot out of your sail set. - Study and Intention (18 Aug. 66) (nautical) the form or arrangement of the sails on a vessel. To set a sail (a piece of fabric, often canvas, used to propel a ship through water by the use of the wind against the fabric), refers to the action of arranging a sail in a certain way or a number of sails in a certain formation. A sail can either be set well or badly. You read in vain how to get another half a knot out of your sail set.the position on an E-meter dial to which the needle is adjusted to.