After examiners look at enough prints known to be from the same source and from different sources, "their brain gets calibrated" to some internal threshold of similarity, he says. .
The devices might be accurate when new, he said, but they all require follow-up testing, and "The average person isn't going to get one calibrated".
It presents in detail the adopted methodology and the final outcome of the activity, providing the users with the correction (bias) to get the calibrated sigma naught and analyzing its stability during almost the entire Envisat lifetime.
Over the years he says experience has provided him with "an internal alarm that indicates when a poem is finished, which I suppose gets better calibrated the more you do.
Cameron knows a lot about science, but he's happy to bag it when necessary, as suggested in this colloquy, from a recent interview with a men's magazine: PLAYBOY: How much did you get into calibrating your movie heroine's hotness?
Students were hooked — and also getting carefully calibrated advertising messages to spend more time on Uniroulette.
Getting everyone calibrated to the customer, making the customer the center, makes it easier for everyone to find a common ground to connect to.
That said, apparently once the guys there got it all calibrated (a long process) and got used to the concept (not easy), it was very, very cool.
According to Badass Digest writer Devin Faraci, "The Hobbit" said the footage had "that soap opera look you get from badly calibrated TVs at Best Buy".
