Sentences with phrase «careful calibration»

"Careful calibration" means precisely adjusting or measuring something with great caution and attention to detail to achieve the desired outcome or accuracy. Full definition
But this technique is not perfect, and the beams require careful calibration using a flat, unchanging «reference surface.»
But with careful calibration we've been able to keep the fueling on, and just interrupt the ignition instead, halving the shift times.»
What you need to do is go back, do very careful calibrations, and write a paper about not finding anything so that it's useful.
Her body was like a tract of nature that she understood perfectly — a constellation whose movement across the night sky she could predict, or a gathering storm, or maybe, more accurately, a sparkling stream of elements into which she introduced alcohol with such careful calibration that her blood flowed exactly as she desired, uphill and down, intersecting precisely, chemically, with time and fertility.»
This isotope signal needs careful calibration and Louise Sime and colleagues make the point that under warm climate conditions such as the Eemian the calibration developed for cold climate conditions might be different — in fact isotopes during warm periods might be less sensitive to temperature, and so applying the cold - climate calibration might underestimate actual temperatures.
Ever since, he has been embroiled in developing a proprietary software «pipeline» for enhancing JunoCam's images, which requires careful calibration to remove noise from faulty detector pixels as well as modeling variables such as the angle of illumination from the sun, the absorption of light by the planet and the trajectory of the spacecraft.
And what we've had from David Cameron is a careful calibration of what it will take to manage that story, the minimum effort for the maximum headlines.
«What we've had from David Cameron is a careful calibration of what it will take to manage that story, the minimum effort for the maximum headlines.
It's a shame, a genuine end of an era, but after 11 years of careful calibration the big M will finally leave its 84 + million - selling console behind and focus its attention entirely on Xbox One.
Riley's black - and - white paintings of the early 1960s, in which space seems to advance and buckle, thanks to her careful calibration of repeated shapes, placed the young artist in the vanguard of Op art.
Alongside Hartley's careful calibrations, there is also some notable candor.
The pieces combine elements and materials that rely on one another for stability, becoming self - supporting and functional only through the careful calibration of weight, balance, and space.
As for all proxy information, historical documents require careful calibration and verification against modern instrumental data.
Accuracy in scientific instruments requires standardization and careful calibration.
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