Sentence examples for reduced calibration from inspiring English sources

Here, a methodology for improved multivariate modelling in supersaturation control with reduced calibration effort is developed.

By making use exclusively of the calibration measurand values and the concurrently extracted sensor signals, it is possible to determine a reduced calibration matrix which ensure the successful extraction of disturbance-compensated measurand values from sensor signals.

This suggests that careful and repeated measurement of calibration source activity is an important way to reduce calibration factor variability.

Accurate a priori parameters can reduce the manual calibration effort and/or speed up the automatic calibration process, reduce calibration uncertainty, and provide valuable information at ungauged locations.

In other engineering domains, researchers substitute surrogate or approximate models for the computationally expensive simulations to improve simulation and reduce calibration time.

The present study tests whether advance knowledge about the range (best and worst) of performances in a series reduces calibration effects.

All determinations were made on the same day to reduce calibration or lighting errors.

This method combines the local calibration with the global calibration and reduces the calibration error caused by coordinate transformation.

Further testing of the models demonstrated that the 2-level models were as effective as the 5-level ones, which reduced the calibration sample number to 50.

We also explored VOISchaefer without calibration and observed very high bias in measured volume (i.e. >38% bias for a 30-mm diameter sphere in the lung), which was strongly reduced after calibration (<7%).

We also propose a reduced modeling complexity (RMC) approach that reduces the calibration cost of expensive FSI models using pure fluid modeling.