Stephanie Gorenflo, who works there and does the experimental baking, advised lowering the baking temperature 10 to 15 degrees to compensate for the color of the paper, which makes the food brown more quickly.
I start cooking ribs in the oven at around 200 degrees if they're wrapped in foil, and unwrapped ribs at 225 degrees to compensate for the cooling effect of evaporation from the exposed meat surface.
Therefore, the use of fast imaging protocols is advocated, with additional sequences to allow for with a certain degree of redundancy to compensate for any failed acquisitions [1].
Both tests used an adjusted number of degrees of freedom to compensate for a weak inter-dependence of vector coordinates.
Designers of active subwoofers sometimes include a degree of corrective equalization to compensate for known performance issues (e.g., a steeper than desired low end roll-off rate).
It has expressed a modest degree of contrition and agreed to compensate those who can prove that their privacy was invaded.In this section In the red corner Race to the top Unfinished bust Clawing their way out of it Their master's voice No more royal weddings ReprintsThe Metropolitan Police, too, have pulled up their investigatory socks.
The penalty term, λ C T RC, where λ is a smoothing parameter that defines the degree of regularisation, is added to compensate for random error, and is based on the total curvature of the fitted curve, R = ∫ D 2 ϕ s D 2 ϕ T s ds, where D ϕ(s) is the second derivative of the vector of basis functions ϕ(t).
Since the dense Venusian atmosphere causes considerable ray bending exceeding several tens of degrees, spacecraft steering is required to compensate for this effect while the occultation geometry changes from ingress occultation to egress occultation.
They must do all this to compensate for the degree to which all things Spassky-Fischer have already been explored (and even set to music by the Abba songwriting guys).
