A central prerequisite for successful calibration is knowledge about the performance range.
The clinical findings were obtained under conditions to be found in a dental practice and were undertaken by a number of experienced investigators/skilled dentists without prior calibration and knowledge of the participants regarding the study.
Managing water use, by controlling irrigation in response to soil or substrate moisture changes, to meet crop water demands is a popular approach but requires substrate specific moisture sensor calibrations and knowledge of the moisture levels that result in water deficit or over-watering.
The evaluation of the infrared data neither requires calibration nor the knowledge of pure component spectra.
The prototype developed is capable of identifying, targeting, verging on and recognising objects in a cluttered scene without the need for calibration or other knowledge of the camera geometry.
Computer simulations show that this method can depress both the amplitude error and the phase error simultaneously and significantly by 2 3 orders of magnitude for arbitrary irregular phase shift errors as large as up to 20% without the need of calibration or the knowledge of the actual phase shifts.
These array techniques assume either model knowledge or calibration signal knowledge as well as localization information for their design.
The network of the UNESCO International Hydrological Programme EH Demonstration Projects was organised for scientific advancement, knowledge transfer, calibration of methods, education and capacity building.
With this knowledge, optimal calibration methods can be chosen and weak points in the machine tool design can be identified systematically.
The article then presents an integration of selected guidelines within a knowledge-based calibration support system.
