Sentence examples for precise calibrating from inspiring English sources
While fully acknowledging that this is by no means a precise calibrating mechanism, this will nonetheless provide more coherent guidance on determining the margin of appreciation for Article 14 breaches.
The idea, which goes back to Berkley's (1709/1963) proposition that touch calibrates vision, is that the more 'robust and accurate' sense for a particular sensory task (not necessarily more precise) calibrates the other: a deficit in the more accurate 'calibrating' sense should also impact on the system it should calibrate.
The precise calibration objectives are roughly matched to the manual calibration objectives specified by the engineers who calibrated the model.
Ideally, this system would be precisely calibrated and the factor would be more precise than 4, but this approximation gave reasonable results with a range of readings from 0 to 1020 Watts per square meter.
Staged in precisely calibrated color fields by Mr. Wonder, inspired in part by the ritual theater of Japan, in part by the endgames of Samuel Beckett, the production has ripened to a masterpiece, every moment charged with precise, impassioned meaning.
A highly precise-time calibrating algorithm is also proposed, verified and optimized for the mass production.
Therefore, this study offers a Takagi Sugeno (TS) fuzzy logic model for estimating oil FVF for the purpose of developing a precise model calibrated on regional Iranian oil using 367 training samples.
Our approach allowed us to use already calibrated, precise and accurate sensors of HORIBA and SUPARCO to calibrate our electrochemical sensors; this gave us huge cost savings.
The chef, Troy Dupuy, is assured and precise, offering carefully calibrated dishes that quietly excite.
It's not like the iPhone is a precise audio device, calibrated to produce sounds in that spectrum that animals can hear but humans can't.
It was the experimenter's responsibility to install the marker in its precise position and calibrate the MR system.
