Sentence examples for clamping errors from inspiring English sources

Clamping errors in workpiece positioning decrease the outcome of machine tools.

To reduce the instantaneous current charging/discharging, and to minimize clamping errors, the slow capacitance compensation and series resistance compensation were settled at 70% - 80%.

The fabrication of micro-electrodes on the machine is also an important process to remove the clamping error to maintain high accuracy in the machined micro-structures.

Williams, S. R. & Mitchell, S. J. Direct measurement of somatic voltage clamp errors in central neurons.

The space clamp errors that we describe here are inherent to the voltage clamp technique and are likely to be present in most studied neurons.

Because whole-cell transient sodium current measurements are particularly sensitive to space-clamp errors, we also assessed persistent sodium current (INaP) magnitude in cells expressing ChR2-YFP-NavII-III.

Voltage clamp was accomplished using low resistance-electrodes (∼2 MΩ) with leak subtraction (P/4) and series resistance compensation applied routinely, the latter to values >85%, to minimize voltage-clamp errors using an Axopatch 200B patch-clamp amplifier (Axon Instruments Inc., Union City CA).

To exclude voltage-clamp errors, oocytes with maximal current amplitudes >3 μA were discarded.

To minimize clamp errors due to runaway depolarization, we used a reversed [Na+] gradient that produced well-controlled outward sodium currents in whole-cell voltage-clamp mode and found that 3-hr depolarization was in fact associated with a significant increase in whole-cell NaV current.

Top to bottom: left image, disparity map, and clamped disparity errors.

Our simulations suggest that this approach, though clearly an improvement compared to the linear case, may also be vulnerable to space clamp error: we found that the combined synaptic IV curve was significantly different from the arithmetic sum of the individual excitatory and inhibitory basis functions at a wide range of holding potentials (Fig. 4 B, black vs. green).