calibration

As in any campaign, there were calibrations along the way.

You can still provide yourself with the experience of making this calibration.

We've seen this sort of political calibration by the arts before.

It is used in research and calibration of other equipment.

"Just the oil on your fingers can change the calibration," he said.

To obtain good performance, some calibration data is also used.

Again, the points to use during calibration should be recorded.

This method also needs a calibration to the individual patients.

These two steps might be completed by the calibration process.

In our first two years of acquaintance, he had been my calibration point.

Next, ask a series of comparative questions in order to test your calibration.

The mean time between final and initial calibrations is 3.0 years.

With this technology there is no calibration: just visual evidence.

The use of standard materials for calibration is not necessary.

It is among these careful calibrations that John must come into his own.

For normal use calibration should be performed at the beginning of each day.

This appeared to be related to the standards used for calibration.

Camera calibration is often used as an early stage in computer vision.

Because of that this method needs a calibration to the individual patient.

Without calibration, the accuracy is 2 to 3 times worse.

The ground tests are all done, except the calibration runs.

I made an error in calibration and arrived three years early.

This calibration should always take into account how much you can afford to pay.

A calibration measurement was performed before and after each test.

The value for is determined during calibration of the instrument.