Sentence examples for calibrating from from inspiring English sources

The structural periods could be determined from in-situ dynamic tests, full frame models or an appropriate period-height equation, the latter of which is provided here by calibrating from in-situ vibration tests of regional buildings constructed in compliance with British Standards.

For comparison, and calibrating from a more complicated dynamic process, Hill et al 23 report for the Framingham data: 'We find that the current rate of becoming obese is 2% per year and increases by 0.5 percentage points for each obese social contact.

The remarks, in fact, were carefully calibrated from the anti-abortion side.

Coffee stores use a grinder that is usually calibrated from one to nine, with one being the finest (an almost powdery texture suitable for Turkish coffee).

Every donation type is calibrated, from "$1,000,000 or more" to $4,000, which seems to be the lowest level at which you receive name recognition.

And Jay Pasachoff, a Williams College astronomy professor, recalled that he could calibrate from the duration of shouts wafting from nearby Yankee Stadium if the Yankees had hit a single or a home run.

CardioChek comes calibrated from the factory, ready for testing.

Charge correction is calibrated from the observed C1s binding energy.

The ABM was calibrated from experimental data retrieved from literature.

The fabricated FBG was calibrated from room temperature to 105 °C.

The material parameters are calibrated from standard laboratory tests.