The engineer selected a kilo-ohm resistor for the filter circuit to reduce noise.

The engineer recorded the coil's impedance in milli-ohm during the test.

The damaged resistor read as an open circuit, with a resistance exceeding one mega-ohm on the multimeter.

In the undergraduate lab, Maria confirmed Ohm's law by measuring how the current through a resistor changed as she varied the applied voltage.

The voltmeter can detect changes as small as a micro-ohm in the coil's resistance.

The multimeter measured a resistance close to a giga-ohm when the circuit was disconnected.

The laboratory reported a measurement resolution on the order of a pico-ohm.

The insulation resistance of the experimental capacitor exceeded a tera-ohm during the test.

The resistance measured in the superconducting sample was less than a single nano-ohm, challenging the limits of our instruments.