Sentence examples for while calibrating from inspiring English sources

DES MOINES — The Democratic presidential candidates used the last day of 2007 to drive home their final messages to Iowa voters, while calibrating expectations on how they will perform in the caucuses three days later.

He observes framers at work, listens in on talks among curators who carefully position paintings in galleries while calibrating the effect of lighting and positioning on the viewing experience.

The ISQ values obtained while calibrating the customized SmartPeg were similar to in vivo results.

While calibrating the stiffness properties of the beams to produce acceptable results under gravity loads appeared feasible, the task of recalibrating the models for each successive column removal makes this approach unreliable and unfeasible.

Also, the braking rate is significantly smoother than the default value used by the railway undertaking while calibrated resistance parameters tend to have lower mean than defaults.

Calibrated TEC obtained using CODE-derived DCBs, is accurate to within 0.74 TEC units (TECU) in differenced slant TEC (sTEC), while calibrated sTEC using MSD-derived DCBs results in an accuracy of 1.48 TECU.

It was also shown that the hypothesis of perfect bond at the GFRP-glass interfaces allows for an accurate simulation of joints with high levels of interaction (epoxy), while calibrated interface elements are needed for joints with low level of interaction (polyurethane).

This paper shows that CURE plots are essential tools for calibrating SPF, while also providing information for possible sample stratification.

Democrats have hunkered down as the party of resistance, while Republicans are calibrating their loyalty to the new President ­­and to his Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, a law-and-order hard-­liner with a particular animus toward drug crimes and illegal immigrants, who, last year, while still a senator, was a notable foe of the reform effort.

While properly calibrated class membership probabilities are favourable for decision making, they are not needed for benchmarking.

No government program has ever gone broke, which is why politicians need never face the inconvenience of weighing the truth or falsity of their claims while they calibrate them to the resonant frequencies of their audiences.