Sentence examples for problem of calibrating from inspiring English sources

Although several self-checking methods have been developed, the fundamental problem of calibrating angle encoders remains unsolved.

To solve the problem of calibrating the radius of a ball indenter in a hardness tester, a laser confocal radius measurement and calibration method for the ball indenter is proposed without separating the ball from the body of the indenter.

Finally, we considered the problem of calibrating tiling array analysis using RNA-Seq as a gold standard set.

The first might be called the problem of calibrating distance.

This paper investigates a variational approach to the nonlinear stochastic inverse problem of probabilistically calibrating the Robin coefficient from boundary measurements for the steady-state heat conduction.

A holdout validation is also performed to address the over-fitting problem of models calibrated from the training set data.

Despite the great progress on interactive image segmentation, image co-segmentation, 2D and 3D segmentation, there is still no workable solution to the problem: given a set of calibrated or un-calibrated multi-view images (say, more than 40 images), by interactively cutting 3 ∼ 4 images, can the foreground object of the rest images be quickly cutout automatically and accurately?

See, for instance, Gilbert (1980); problems with the assumptions of the theory and the difficulty of calibrating its parameters were pointed out as early as 1969 in Sauer's (1969) review of MacArthur and Wilson's book.

And then there was a question of calibrating it.

Of course, it is all part of the game of calibrating accessibility.

I had reckoned without the cast's combined experience of calibrating performance for contrasting art forms.