Sentence examples for calibrated temperature from inspiring English sources
That old model works much like the new, state-of-the-art version, which has finely calibrated temperature and volume sensors and seven custom-forged "cooking woks".
(c) δ18Oice and a calibrated temperature scale in 20-year RMs with 2σ error bands from GISP214, GRIP, and NGRIP15 (Methods) (d) GRIP borehole temperature inversion42.
These calibrated temperature sensors exhibit measured inaccuracies between 0.2 °C and 1 °C for the proposed temperature range.
That old model works much like the new, state-of-the-art version, which has finely calibrated temperature and volume sensors and seven custom-forged "cooking woks". In the lab, Farid typed an order into a computer tablet, and the machine roared to life.
Then, both performance of the indirect WUE estimated from MODIS GPP and ET products (WUEMOD) and the direct estimates from MODIS data using the calibrated temperature and greenness (TG) model were evaluated using tower-based measurements (WUEEC).
The (calibrated) temperature invariant m and the estimated σu as a function of temperature are used to predict the cumulative probability of fracture for several large datasets without direct calibration.
So far the Pi has been used by hobbyists for everything from creating a 3D scanner and calibrating temperatures for home brewing to a laddish invention which orders a pizza on the internet via the touch of one outsized button.
We did suspect the temperature sensor problem but when we calibrated the temperature against the thermometer, it was fine.
As both temperature and flow rate are electronically controlled and regularly calibrated, common temperature and flow rate deviations can be expected to be smaller than the values mentioned previously.
Huber, C. et al. Isotope calibrated Greenland temperature record over Marine Isotope Stage 3 and its relation to CH4.
The calorimeter was calibrated for temperature and heat flow accuracy using the melting of pure indium (mp 156.6°C and ΔH of 25.45 Jg−1).
