Sentence examples for present calibration from inspiring English sources

for more details about the present calibration status of the HETG.

We present calibration results from Jason-1 (2002-) and TOPEX/Poseidon (1992-) overflights of dedicated verification sites on the Mediterranean island of Corsica and on a California offshore oil platform (Harvest).

In this work, we present calibration effort for Ring Oscillator-based temperature sensors in Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) devices and a toolset suitable for the analysis of thermal behavior of FPGAs.

For assays that had changed between 1993 and the present, calibration equations were applied to standardize all concentrations to current assays used for phase II (Supplementary Data).

For assays that had changed between 1993 and the present, calibration equations were applied to standardize all concentrations to current assays used for FDS2 [ 25].

The most common figure was an ROC curve, but Steyerberg et al. [ 18] present calibration figures depicting predicted and actual outcome probabilities, and Yap et al. [ 35] presented survival curves for each split-validation sample, to illustrate the consistency of the model in identifying risk categories.

The presented calibration technique uses a genetic algorithm to calibrate the nonlinear PID controller and a static model inversion to determine the feedforward map.

This paper presents calibration and validation of a lot scale rainwater tank system model using XP-SWMM utilizing data collected from two rainwater tank systems located in Western Sydney, Australia.

This paper gives an overview which considerations are necessary for the construction of a mobile field wind tunnel, presents calibration data and reports on first field measurements.

This paper presents calibration of analytical models to predict the compressive strength of three-leaf stone masonry before and after consolidation with grout injection.

So far in this entry, we have presented calibration accounts of epistemic utility and accuracy accounts as separate and incompatible.