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In this Schedule: —
“sampled portion” means a quantity of a material constituting a unit and having characteristics presumed to be uniform;
“incremental sample” means a quantity taken from one point in the sampled portion;
“aggregate sample” means an aggregate of incremental samples taken from the same sampled portion;
“reduced sample” means a representative part of the aggregate sample obtained from the latter by a process of reduction; and
“final sample” means a representative part of the reduced sample or, where no intermediate reduction is required, of the aggregate sample.
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