One load application during a load test: a staged increment or decrement, a forcepulse or an impact. The readings taken during it are in incrementTimeSeries.holdDuration and stabilizationCriterion are alternative hold criteria, not two waysof recording the same fact: holdDuration (a fixed clock time) is how ASTM's QuickTest and Constant Time Interval procedures define when to advance to the nextincrement, and stabilizationCriterion (a rate of movement) is how EN ISO 22477-1'smaintained-load method and ASTM's Maintained Test define it. Give whichever thegoverning procedure uses and leave the other absent.
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