Sentence examples for which are calibrated from inspiring English sources

For new senators, I used the ideology ratings that we used as part of our Senate forecasts, which are calibrated to match DW-Nominate ratings.

The detector is viewed by 45 8″ photomultipliers, which are calibrated by LED light pulse.

This space transformation was not applied to HDR-VDP-2 and HDR-VQM, which are calibrated metrics and require absolute luminance values as input.

Analytical models such as Finite Element (FE) models, which are calibrated using structural health monitoring (SHM) data, better represent the existing structures' behavior under different loading conditions.

Doses and rates are calculated from counts on the CCD camera, which are calibrated by a known number of electrons that are emitted from the filament for operating voltages of 80 and 300 kV.

Therefore, to have a fair estimation for all candidates P, we introduce the weights Δ(P), which are calibrated in a scenario with white Gaussian noise, where the number of sources d varies.

Calibration was performed using a silicon photodiode, which was calibrated using an NIST-calibrated photodiode G425 as a standard.

ITC experiments were performed on a Microcal VP-ITC microcalorimeter (Northampton, MA) which was calibrated using the built-in electrical calibration check.

The handling — even on the V-6 model, which is calibrated much like last year's GT — is crisp, rock-steady and unflappable.

Radiant energy is collected with telescopes and brought to a focus on a detector, which is calibrated so that its sensitivity and spectral response are known.

Turbidity was determined using nephelometric turbidimeter which was calibrated at 40NTU standard suspension.