Sentence examples for function calibration from inspiring English sources
The other function, calibration, will handle the problem of the offset been incorrect.
For consistent hardness measurements, four precautions must be observed: (i) proper tip-area function calibration, (ii) using sharp indenters, (iii) performing nanoindentation measurements with minimal thermal drift and with drift correction, (iv) using smooth samples, and (v) measuring the full hardness maximum penetration curve.
The activity dispersion along the catheter can be estimated and corrected, typically by monoexponential deconvolution [18, 19] or step function calibration [20], but this was not implemented yet for the prototype device presented here.
In our study, the type of responsivity function (calibration curve) was tested and the exponential function was fitted to the measured calibration curves.
Hence, some other methods accompanying the acquisition of autocalibration signals (ACS) near the central k-line were developed for the sensitivity function calibration, such as AUTO-SMASH [ 120] and VD-AUTO-SMASH [ 121].
In particular, this module simulates the functioning, calibration and measurements using a horizontal coordinate measuring machine (HCMM).
Preoptimized scan functions and calibration functions for different types of targeted analysis were stored on the tablet computer.
The active stand protocol included the use of the automatic physiocal function (physiologic calibration that calibrates the finger arterial size at which finger cuff air pressure equals finger arterial blood pressure).
This study evaluates an adaptive surrogate modeling based optimization (ASMO) method on two benchmark problems: the Hartman function and calibration of the SAC-SMA hydrologic model.
In addition, the instrument was serviced annually by the manufacturer to assure accurate function and calibration.
Advances in functional neuroimaging may identify indicators of various aspects of cognitive aging and help provide more objective assessments of cognitive function (and calibration of instruments) for future studies.
