Sentence examples for calibration means from inspiring English sources

New setup for the calibration of vertical angle measuring system of the total station using horizontal angle calibration means is presented in the paper.

This paper presents a self-calibration technique for vision systems by using redundant information of on machine measurements, avoiding extra mechanical anchoring or calibration means.

Applying the new calibration means redoing your entire analysis from the level=1 event file, as shown in the Create a New Level=2 Event File thread, including creating a new PHA2 file.

The limited calibration means that the DP axis is only semi-quantitative.

Ultimately, the use of prior probability distributions and soft bounds for calibration means that the effects of an erroneous fossil calibration within a multiple calibration analysis is limited [ 70].

Perlmutter remarks that such calibration "can be a lot like trying to match a particular shade of housepaint when you've got a thousand color chips to compare, maybe more". In this case, calibration meant finding exactly the right shade of red.

I called over one of their oh-so-helpful employees and asked them to describe what calibration meant.

The score was performing very well in the learning set, with a very good discrimination (AUC was 0.87 saying that predicted values for cases are all higher than for non-cases) and a very good calibration (mean goodness of fit of −0.75 and calibration curves suggesting applicability of the models to individual cases in this learning set).

After calibration, mean deviation of migration time was controlled to be below 0.35 minutes.

$ Poisson CUSUM calibration: mean = baseline mean; k = reference value; S0 = head start value; h = threshold value.

Unacceptable calibration meant an accuracy criterion with a correlation coefficient of <0.79 (35 patients out of 292 [i.e., 12.0%]).