Sentence examples for ways of calibrating from inspiring English sources

The lines of equality were close to zero for both ways of calibrating.

Ordinary people have no way of calibrating their lives to the color ladder.

Character names are always a good way of calibrating a writer's verbal energy level.

The list of the biggest-selling records of all time is a product of a bygone age, and a new way of calibrating those figures is needed.

They were used by people who were trying to come up with what we came up with," which he said was "a new treatment method, a new way of calibrating the right dose for each individual patient based on their metabolism, and help seriously ill patients".

The way of calibrating a two-equation model associated to an explicit algebraic Reynolds stress (EARS M constitutive relation is shown.

This work demonstrates that the classical way of calibrating DEM potentials, through parameter optimization, is insufficient and it fails to provide robust predictions.

Ideally Facebook is also working on a way of calibrating Stories, so that if you've already seen one in one app, like Instagram, the same exact thing won't be popping up for you again in a Facebook Story and then a WhatsApp Status).

Some critics have argued that such interpersonal utility comparisons are impossible, even in theory, because even if the already significant challenge of combining all the diverse goods into a single index of 'utility' could be met for an individual, there is no conceptually adequate way of calibrating such a measure among individuals (see Elster 1991).

The first method provides a semi-automatic way of calibrating the camera, by both allowing the user to select corners manually from a calibration target (a chess-board pattern) in the RGB image and the plane where the calibration target is placed in the depth image; these selections are used as an initial guess for the calibration parameters for a set of RGB and depth images (~30 images).

For the two genes included in the analyses, we have no information regarding the mutation rate and no straightforward way of calibrating a molecular clock.