Sentence examples for steps to compensate from inspiring English sources
Finally, gain compensation and multi-band blending are optionally used as offline steps to compensate for photometric defects and seams caused by misregistrations.
Over the past 15 years, the Austrian government has taken steps to compensate families victimized by the Nazis.
But when it became clear that he would get much less from the county, he realized he would have to take other steps to compensate for the reduction.
If you lack the hardwiring to be truly visionary, take steps to compensate for your deficiencies and find ways to leverage related strengths.
After that, the tissues go through an expansion process similar to the original version of the technique, but with stronger digestion steps to compensate for the strong chemical fixation of the samples.
BP says it is vigorously defending the case, arguing that it took significant steps to compensate farmers for laying the pipeline on their land and to ensure that no harm was caused.
This paper presents a robust control methodology incorporating an automatic calibration step to compensate dynamic variations in a 6 DoF mechatronic system.
Here, the disturbance estimations are introduced into the design of virtual control laws in each step to compensate the mismatched disturbances.
Two components of this delivered energy are defined in the step B, the "grid exported" energy, which is the surplus permanently exported to the grid, and the "temporary exported" which will be redelivered to the building in another time step to compensate a shortage.
We then used a mixed sample set from two sera sources for feature selection and added a cross-source normalization step to compensate for source bias.
In the second step, to compensate for the lack of lifetime CLD costs in Iranian literature, we performed a threshold analysis using the baseline values for input probabilities and determined a threshold value for the lifetime costs of CLD in Iran, above which the preventive interventions were cost saving.
