Sentence examples for scheme to correct from inspiring English sources

A digital calibration scheme to correct the nonlinearity caused by finite amplifier gain and capacitor mismatch for the cyclic analog-to-digital converter (ADC) is presented.

The effect of circulating current on equilibrium and plasma shape is estimated and a scheme to correct this by driving current in one of the PF coils is developed.

Parallel control and sensitivity modeling experiments were designed and their results demonstrated that the assimilation scheme successfully improves the soil moistures that were deliberately perturbed initially, indicating capability of the scheme to correct bias in the soil moisture initialization.

We proposed a numerical scheme to correct for the effect of tidal magnetic signals.

Baba and Chave (2005) proposed a scheme to correct 3-D topographic effects, which was applied to 2-D inversion of seafloor MT results on a regional scale (Baba et al., 2006).

In 2004, Pediatric Rheumatology European Society published a newly proposed LS classification scheme to correct that earlier put forward by Peterson et al.: circumscribed morphea, linear scleroderma, generalized morphea, pansclerotic morphea, and mixed morphea (see Table 2) [13].

This analysis treats the downlink channels as random quantities and exploits their second order statistics in robust precoding schemes to correct the errors introduced in the feedback procedure.

To deal with these problems, microscopists are starting to adopt different Adaptive Optics (AO) sensing schemes to correct the aberrated wavefronts (WF).

The performance of EMT in HDR catheter reconstruction depends on the accuracy of the EMT system itself, as well as its ability to resist noise and interference from the surrounding environment, the accuracy of the registration between the EMT results and the ultrasound/CT image data set, and the calibration scheme used to correct for nonuniform distortions resulting from metal interference.

Therefore, the results question the introduction of this type of model in low- and middle-income countries, as they show how extraordinarily difficult it is for a regulation scheme to effectively correct market failures, despite 16 years of regulatory effort.

In addition, a Q-e-e∗-type scheme was analysed to correct for the simplification in the standard Q-e scheme that the monomer and the radical are identical with respect to their charge distributions.