Sentence examples for but calibrated from inspiring English sources
Applied to an unstructured grid, the combustion LES filter size is not fixed in this novel approach devoted to LES with refined meshes, but calibrated depending on the local level of unresolved scalar fluctuations.
The Moral Machine game is similar to the infamous trolley problem (a.k.a. would you kill one person to save five?), but calibrated for the autonomous car.
The Mississippi classification discriminated well, but calibrated badly.
NEMS_H24 discriminated well with an AUROC of 0.855 ± 0.072, but calibrated badly (Pr < 0.001).
The LOD score and SAPS II alone discriminated well but calibrated poorly in outcome prediction.
In contrary, the Tennessee classification was a poor discriminator but calibrated very well.
But calibrating one satellite against another allows all sort of errors to be compensated for, whether they are known or not.The controversy is unlikely to end there.
But calibrating exactly how much Russia can be pushed before it seeks to form such a block is going to be tricky.
Similarly, discouraging WikiLeaks and those who give it financial and technical support (see article) is justified for elected politicians in a law-governed state.But calibrating that response raises questions of principle, practice and priority.
Thus, when keeping to the timescale that the model was originally intended for, but calibrating the model using simulation results from the event-based model, short-term variability could successfully be introduced in longer-term modelling of landscape development.
In a strongly worded but carefully calibrated statement signed by all but one of the 22 members of the Arab League, the leaders accused Israel of committing atrocities in the last three weeks of clashes with Palestinians.
