Sentence examples for calibrating to from inspiring English sources

Baseflow measurements in streams and rivers may be used as additional calibration targets as they allow calibrating to a flow rate as a head distribution, which may greatly increase the uniqueness or confidence of the model calibration.

After this week's release, the rate of flow through 277 miles of the Grand Canyon is set to rise and fall for six months in a pattern that the United States Geological Survey is calibrating to match the demand for hydroelectric power in cities like Las Vegas, said Randall Peterson, a regional manager with the Bureau of Reclamation.

At least for d=1, the local volatility function (sigma (cdot):=sqrt {a(cdot)}) is often chosen by calibrating to the market prices of liquid plain vanilla options (Dupire 1997).

Calibrating to the mean of USGS daily discharge estimates from the streamflow rating for the same period of record at each streamgage resulted in mean absolute errors ranging from 1% to 2%, and log errors ranging from 1% or less.

Inventor Ismael Sanchez explains Creators that each sound has a very specific look but needs calibrating to achieve the best result like adjusting the focus of a camera or microscope.

By calibrating to cohort-specific data, we implicitly assumed the 'clinical effectiveness' of HAART reflects several factors (e.g., regimen efficacy, tolerance, and adherence).

Images were calibrated to the indicated calibration bar.

"It's all calibrated to develop dependency".

Prices are calibrated to City wallets.

His temperament was adaptive, exquisitely calibrated to the moment.

The roaster was not calibrated to kill deadly germs.