Baseline Explained
A baseline is a line that is a base for measurement or for construction.
The word baseline may refer to:
- Baseline (configuration management), the process of managing change in software or other fields
- Baseline (sea), the starting point for delimiting a coastal state's maritime zones
- Baseline, in underwater diving, a value used to convert cylinder pressure of a tank to free gas volume
- Baseline (surveying), a line between two points of the Earth's surface and the direction and distance between them
- Baseline (typography), the line upon which most letters "sit" and below which descenders extend
- Baseline (budgeting), an estimate of budget expected during a fiscal year
- Baseline (science), information found at the beginning of a study
- Baseline (pharmacology), a person's state of mind or being, in the absence of drugs
- The isoelectric line of an electrocardiogram
- Baseline (interferometry), the length of an astronomical interferometer
The name Baseline may refer to:
- Baseline (magazine), a magazine devoted to typography, book arts, graphic design
- Baseline (database), a TV and movie industry database
- Baselines (album), the 1983 debut album of composer Bill Laswell
- Baseline Road (Arizona), a major east–west artery in Phoenix, Arizona
- Baseline Road (Colorado), a major east–west artery in Boulder, Colorado
- Baseline Road (Ottawa), a major east–west artery in Ottawa, Ontario
- Baseline station, a transitway station in Ottawa
- Base Line, Arkansas
- Baseline Nunataks
- Baseline Rock
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