E D I T O R I A L
Thinking About Things Thinking
Barbra G. Goode 
F E A T U R E S
Turbine Flowmeters, Part 1: Details of the Basic Axial Turbine Flowmeter
David Wadlow
High-Temperature Flow Measurement with Wetted and Clamp-On Ultrasonic Sensors
Larry Lynnworth
Trends in Electronic Flow Computers
Bod Carrel
EMF Flow Measurement in Partially Filled Pipes
Blake Doney
Multifunction Polysilicon Pressure Sensors for Process Control
Cliff Fung et al.
The New Generation of Infrared Thermometers,
 Part 1: Theory, Trends, and Applications
Klaus-Dieter Gruner and Alan Young
Low Magnetic Field Sensing with GMR Sensors,
Part 2: GMR Sensors and Their Applications
Carl H. Smith and Robert W. Schneider
D A S Y S T E M S
Interoperability Comes to Data Acquistion
Timothy Ludy
 Looking Back, Moving Forward
D E P A R T M E N T S
Calendar
Business Sense
Research and Developments
Web Picks
Wish List
Advertiser Index
 ABOUT THE COVER
The Brooks Universal Mounting Box turbine flowmeter manufactured by Daniel and shown on the cover in cutaway view is designed for use in petroleum production, offsite refining, transportation, and terminal marketing applications. Capable of handling very large flows, the meter provides high-frequency pulse resolution with easily maintained field-mountable pickoffs without termination of conduit lines. The article beginning on page 16 explains the principles of turbine flowmeter operation. (Cover image courtesy of Fisher-Rosemount Petroleum.)
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