Sentence examples for some calibration from inspiring English sources

Missing from this account also is some sense of Mr. Nossiter's own convictions about the proper way to remember, some calibration of moral responsibility for what did happen in France and would not have without the German invasion.

It's a fun sequence, but if a superhero movie can allot its second act to the calibration of the hero's jet boots, that probably means that the plot could do with some calibration, too.

In particular, for two-lane Italian rural roads, the authors provide some calibration factors (Table 2).

Moreover the OTB library is used in the Mission Performance Center (MPC) for some Calibration and Validation activities.

Finally, in the fourth section, some calibration results are proposed in order to verify the validity of the system.

Similarly to [25], we further assume that the BS knows the location of the SUs, either through the use of positioning techniques or through some calibration process.

To simulate different types of alignment errors that might be expected with measurement of IOP in alert chickens, for some calibrations the tonometer was positioned (1) at various distances from the cornea, (2) laterally displaced from the visual axis, or (3) angled away from the visual axis.

Some calibrations are required to compensate for the gradual change in properties or different frequencies of abnormal luminosity supernovae at high red shift, and for small variations in brightness identified by light curve shape or spectrum.

This results in some calibrations yielding too- early estimates of SRP binding.

However, if this clade is as old as 30 million years as some calibrations suggest [ 40, 49, 50], the diversification rate is likely to be more in line with many other fish groups.

If, at the watershed scale, basin discharge or recharge boundary conditions are needed, then this study suggests some local calibration is necessary.