Sentence examples for section adjustments from inspiring English sources

The first, described in the Section "Adjustments before the regressions against pollution", makes the adjustments before the regressions against pollution.

The second, in the Section "Adjustments within the regressions against pollution", includes the adjustments within the regressions.

For the last purpose, the cross section adjustment based on the Bayesian theorem is used.

For a competitive design of a fast reactor core in the Republic of Korea, the conventional cross section adjustment approach was chosen as a promising method to improve prediction accuracy of target core parameters.

The way toward improvement is classified into the conventional E/C (Experiment/Calculation) bias method and the more comprehensive cross section adjustment based on the Bayesian theorem and the generalized least square method.

This method is different from the cross-section adjustment method and the bias factor method.

From a viewpoint of the code system, it provides a set of functionalities utilized in a detailed reactor analysis scheme for fast criticality assemblies and power reactors, and nuclear data related uncertainty quantification such as cross-section adjustment.

L. 94 82 substituted provisions for a rate of salary to be determined under chapter 11 of title 2, as adjusted under this section, with adjustments equal to the percentage of such per annum rate which corresponds to the overall average percentage of the adjustment in such rates of pay for provisions for a per annum rate of salary of $62,500.

The last two columns of Table 2 present an estimation of the root mean square error among the aligned views, prior and after performing the global optimization-on-a-manifold adjustment introduced in Section "Global adjustment".

"Section 13.14 Adjustments to Reflect Expanded Service Areas Several provisions in this License have included values reflecting the Licensee's initial Service Area represents only a portion of the City, approximately twenty-eight (28%) of the City's geography.

The %eff can be a positive (e.g., +5%), negative (e.g., -5%) or 0 (as the example given in Resources adjustment analysis section, where some adjustments (e.g., CPU) do not result in any change in the collected data).