But they are considered by the FiveThirtyEight model, which calibrates its estimates of uncertainty based on the performance of state and national polls dating back to 1968.
A report Mr. Giovannoni released in the late 1980's, which calibrated how much or little of their audiences various NPR shows shared, branded those with the least congruence, especially opera, with frowning-face logos.
Thus, in addition to software and hardware, Pantone licenses the Pantone Color Cue, an offline color-measurement device, and the Spyder, which calibrates computer monitors.
In particular, the HSM predictive method was assumed as a benchmark by several studies, which calibrated it for different areas [42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48].
Various constitutive models of confined concrete have been proposed, the majority of which calibrated with results of experimental tests using mainly carbon fibre composites.
The headphones work in collaboration with an app which calibrates your brainwave via an EEG sensor that's attached to the headphones.
Pines are well-represented in paleoflora [2], [11], which calibrates dates of divergence among monophyletic groups [12], and this information could be used to identify intervals during which retrotransposons have been introduced or amplified.
Curve fitting of sample reflectance to log-demodulated OCT voltage was used to generate an empirical calibration curve with which to calibrate A-scans.
A calibration technique which self-calibrates the base-station without the need for help from other nodes is described.
Our children already have no stable baseline from which to calibrate the loss of all that lives.
