BM Scientific & Educational Abbreviation

Behavioral Model

Benchmarking

The process of reverse engineering a competitor’s product to assess how your product compares to their design and technology. Benchmarking gives insight into new designs, materials and technologies as well as new engineering ideas that can be used to improve a product design. Cars are either benchmarked cooperatively by two companies looking for mutual gain, or are benchmarked by purchasing a product to analyze and gain insights on technological advantages.

bench mark (as in map reading)

Bending Magnet

Bending magnet are to change the direction of the beam. They are placed at a number of locations on the ring to guide the beam along the reference path. Ideally, each bending magnet would produces a uniform, vertical magnetic field through the beam pipe. This field is also called the dipole field.

BuccoMesial

Blood Marrow

Bacillus Macquariensis

Benchmark (geodetic and topographical surveying)

Bending Moment (structural engineering)

Bachelor of Music (degree)