After calibrating the scale factor and the offset by using the programmable circuits, the scale factor error and the offset error are compensated to 1.2%FSO and 3.3%FSO, respectively.
A pulse sequence for which (Phi^{(mathrm{DC})}_{1} = cdots= Phi^{(mathrm{DC})}_{mu -1} = 0) is then said to compensate offset errors to Magnus order ((mu -1)).
Similarly, if individuals dislike living far away from home, they might require a compensating wage differential to offset the unpleasantness of living abroad.
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An approach to compensate the offset of lateral bipolar magnetotransistors (LMTs) is presented.
Usually, the senders broadcast a reference message and receivers, upon the reception of the message, record the arrival time by their own clocks, and exchange this information among each other to compensate clock offset between them.
The contribution to the ΔEELV (VTi-VTe) after a change of PEEP are compensated for any offset, and the eventual offset are decided during the five breaths following the 15 included in the summation at the new PEEP level.
The δ18O values of Cibicidoides were adjusted by adding 0.71‰ to the original measurements to compensate for the offset between Uvigerina and Cibicidoides (Holbourn et al., unpublished core-top data).
In sheet metal forming applications, errors of formed parts due to springback can be compensated by offsetting tool surfaces, which are often defined by a set of scattered data points in FE forming simulation.
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