calibration
IPA: kæɫʌbrˈeɪʃʌn
noun
- The act of calibrating something.
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Examples of "calibration" in Sentences
- I would worry about long term calibration drift, though.
- I wonder: what is the longest-term calibration on record and what are its statistics?
- So now the next step in what they describe as their calibration procedure, we have Stone down here.
- To do this, Wahl and Amman came up with a value which they called a calibration/verification RE ratio.
- Instead one must rely on the “human moral compass” whose only real rational calibration is self interest.
- And so I'd say that piece of it which we call calibration is coming in and just helping people understand where they are so they can start to improve.
- Long-term calibration tests confirmed that these particular RNGs generated data according to chance expectation.14 Two RNGs were hidden behind a curtain inside the shielded room.
- There were lots more talks throughout the day, focusing on the real-time control systems, phase corrections (oh yes, light has phase as well as amplitude, and that matters to an interferometer!), Walsh functions, data transmission, gain calibration, and the science that can be done if ALMA's frequency range is expanded.
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