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Our carefully calibrated time is nearly up.

The combined data are provided as Swarm Level 1b, which means calibrated time series of Swarm observations.

Then, provided you're in a decent reception area, you get "channels" of news, delayed stock quotes, weather and atomically calibrated time in a variety of watch faces.

The calibrated time series was the real part of the inverse fast Fourier transform of HSI (Fig. 5). Figure 6a shows typical band-averaged amplitude spectra of background geomagnetic activity recorded on the QuakeFinder ANT4 north south sensor at various times throughout the day.

Primary official data products from the Swarm mission include calibrated time series of scalar and vector magnetic fields (1 and 50 Hz temporal resolution), vector electric field and plasma drift, electron density, and ion and electron temperatures (2 Hz temporal resolution) (Friis-Christensen et al., 2006).

The African rift-lake cichlids offer a calibrated time series of the most dramatic adaptive radiations of vertebrate trophic morphology yet described, and the replicate nature of these events provides a unique opportunity to test whether common changes in functional morphology have repeatedly facilitated their ecological success.

Mode-I, Mode-II and mixed mode subcritical crack growth mechanisms considering randomly distributed initial microcracks have been used in the calibrated time-independent model.

In this way, the reconstructed images provide calibrated time-activity (TA) values (Bq/cc).

Mapping approaches are reliant on 2D classification of SAR backscatter or automated change analysis applied to calibrated time-series.

When you're carefully calibrating time and tide, potentially lethal currents and winds, a narrow and broiling channel between islands – not to mention a cranky rainbow serpent lurking in the waters about Raragala and a giant dog that guards against strange boats from a promontory we must pass – there are numerous possibilities.

Driven by the practical need to define "when" to re-calibrate, time-dependency of CIpc-accuracy is an obvious hypothesis.