Lieber, her dark hair hanging loosely, was powerful, muscular, with a sober intensity; Nishimura, more attenuated, had an assured precision, and a subtle expression of joy; Omagbemi moved with a welcoming voluptuousness; Voss slithered and gamboled, almost alien-like.
Optimal control recognizes the random behavior of the system and attempts to optimize response or stability on an average rather than with assured precision.
Repeatability and intermediate precision were studied to assure the precision of the method.
If we use a low frequency wave, non-destructive inspection does not assure its precision.
The adequate equilibrium time (5 10 h) should be guaranteed to assure the precision of measurement.
Since optimized imaging including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as well as CT or PET-diagnostics are available, these safety margins can be reduced and IGRT approaches assure high precision of treatment delivery.
The surface temperature of each Peltier element is directly related to the amount of electrical power applied and can be finely tuned manually or via computer-control, assuring a precision below 1°C.
We sent specimens to six laboratories experienced in the analysis of perfluorinated alkyl compounds in blood matrices and that use stringent procedures to control and assure accuracy and precision.
The second step in CAT is to assure appropriate measurement precision.
Methods that assure a higher precision in fluxome estimations, such as isotopic tracer experiments [ 34], could in principle expose other targets for manipulation.
