Sentence examples for instrument alignment from inspiring English sources
The same bin lengths as in CHAOS-6l were used for the RC baseline correction terms and for the instrument alignment calibration parameters (Euler angles).
The errors in the navigation data and the instrument alignment, which cannot be neglected when producing Level-3 data, are corrected by an improved limb-fitting technique in which the pointing of the boresight vector is corrected by fitting an ellipse to the Venusian limb.
After each volume acquisition, the subject could blink, however the instrument alignment was unchanged.
Particles of known fluorescent characteristics (Calbrite particles; BD Biosciences) were utilized to examine instrument alignment and sensitivity.
After appropriate instrument settings and spectral compensations, instrument alignment and fluidics were regularly verified using FlowCheck™ beads (Beckman-Coulter, Krefeld, Germany).
In order to improve the subject's fixation stability and facilitate instrument alignment a fixation target LED grid (FT) and a pupil camera (CAM) (blue paths) were coupled together via a glass plate (GP) and combined with the OCT light using a dichroic mirror (DM).
The integrated RISE software carries out the required parameter adjustments and instrument alignments.
Experiments are carried out to demonstrate the ability of the instrument for alignment and measurement of a round-nose micro-tool with a nominal nose radius of 1.5 μm.
First, instrument and alignment errors can occasionally present themselves as consistent and sufficient evidence for variance.
Sequencing was performed on an Illumina Genome Analyzer IIx instrument, sequence alignment was performed using the CASAVA software package and the resulting BAM files were processed by our implementation.
Conversely, as the localization of cell clusters in flow cytometric scatter diagrams depends on the instrument, its alignment and amplifier settings, experienced operators might be able to select the optimal gate to identify the lymphocyte subpopulation.
