Sentence examples for is usually calibrated from inspiring English sources

Coffee stores use a grinder that is usually calibrated from one to nine, with one being the finest (an almost powdery texture suitable for Turkish coffee).

British language is usually calibrated to the "nth degree" to balance those aims against a general endorsement of Palestinian rights and specific condemnation of Hamas and its tactics.

Hydrological model is usually calibrated with data series in natural period and then employed to naturalize runoff in human-disturbed period.

It is also concluded that the present procedures, in which each model is usually calibrated and also validated by persons most familiar with its use, do not provide a sound basis for recommending any particular model for use by the hydrological community at large.

The fluorescent response is usually calibrated in parallel by varying external [K+] in the presence of valinomycin and applying the Nernst equation assuming constant internal [K+] [ 50].

Given that PET scanners are usually calibrated using 18F, improved standardization of radionuclide calibrators is expected to give rise to more accurate and more standardized PET data.

"It's usually calibrated to how the baby is doing," said Norman Fost, professor of pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health.

The Burger's contact model parameters are usually calibrated for each frequency.

Reliability-based design criteria are usually calibrated to existing structures (of the same class) having a history of successful service.

In practice, voltammetric electrodes are usually calibrated for O2 on the basis of a single wave height obtained from an air-saturated solution [44].

The divergence in strength predictions of existing FRP-confining models is expected in view of the fact that these models are usually calibrated against limited sets of test data of plain concrete cylinders (rather than columns) with wide variations in test parameters.