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The FDC approach was better at predicting medium to low flows in traditional calibration against the Nash Sutcliffe-Efficiency or Root MeaNash Sutcliffe-Efficiencycalibrated against a lor flow objective function, both the FDC and Rootfall–runoff MeanlSquareormErrorually well in simulating the low flows.
Grades or intensities of metamorphism are represented by different mineral assemblages that either give relative values of temperature or absolute values when calibrated against laboratory experiments.
This property, when calibrated as the absolute magnitude at maximum brightness versus the time taken to decline by two magnitudes, allows novas to be used as distance indicators for nearby galaxies.
Model accuracy when calibrated using in situ versus satellite objectives is explored in detail.
Moreover, when calibrated using stress relaxation data alone, the model accurately predicted cyclic loading responses.
The conventional age of 12090 ± 300 14C when calibrated at 2σ has large uncertainty (13375 15103 cal BP).
Compared to the currently available relaxed-clock models, the PL model performs better and is more consistent across the calibration schemes, even when calibrating nodes are of similar timescales (Fig. 4; top).
Described are the rigorous pre-launch measurements over a range of simulated flight environments which verify that this aim has been achieved, a calibration which exercises the same brightness temperature algorithm that is then used when calibrating in-flight measurements.
Tuning the coefficients using the calibration set resulted in a penalization thereof, compared to the coefficients obtained when calibrating using only the feature selection set.
It has been out of print for decades, but Tin House Books has just reissued it, and now, modern readers can recapture that moment from the middle of last century, when calibrating a martini was theology, not mixology.
Two field observations proved critical when calibrating these rheologies.
