Sentence examples for horizontal calibration from inspiring English sources

Calibration was done by hanging a mass of exactly 8 kg to the handhold, either directly (for vertical calibration) or via a pulley around another handhold at the same level (for horizontal calibration).

A lognormally distributed, horizontal aperture calibration of the slug tests in the uncased boreholes retains the accuracy of the single size model, and yields aperture statistics more consistent with literature values.

The main objective of this paper is estimating the horizontal stresses and calibration of the log-derived horizontal stress profiles in deep oil wells according to their wall failure evidences, including both compressive (breakouts) and tensile failures (drilling-induced tensile fractures).

Horizontal angle measuring system calibration is a well documented and researched field however vertical angle measuring system calibration tends to lack proper investigation.

The calibration of horizontal radius and HSO for different Pnc's showed that the current design guides are conservative especially at sharp radii and high design speed [7].

However, the failure evidences at different depths of a wellbore can be used for calibration of the horizontal stress profiles.

Eye tracking artefacts - infrequent sudden jumps (defined as gaze displacement during consecutive samples in opposite direction of at least twice the average amplitude of the saccade from screen centre to the four calibration points along the horizontal or vertical axes) - were removed.

In particular, this module simulates the functioning, calibration and measurements using a horizontal coordinate measuring machine (HCMM).

Calibration is successful when multiple horizontal parallel lines are displayed on the screen (see left example in Fig. 4), which means that the camera is moving and keeping the same distance to the objects.

The calibrations of gyrometry in both horizontal (yaw) and vertical (pitch) dimensions were performed by placing the sensor in an apparatus rotating at the constant speeds of 1 Hz and 2 Hz in horizontal and vertical plane, respectively.

This phenomenon, in conjunction with a highly permeable aquifer formation and small horizontal hydraulic gradients, makes modeling analysis and model calibration a formidable challenge.