The phrase
"characteristic curve" refers to a line or graph that shows the typical behavior of something, such as a device, system, or substance. It helps in understanding how that thing behaves or performs under different conditions.
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BMW Motorsport also revised the engine software, as now two accelerator
pedal characteristic curves are needed — one from the pedal in the pedal box and one from the steering wheel.
With the sports button, which is positioned as standard next to the gearshift lever in the centre console in the MINI John Cooper Works and MINI John Cooper Works Clubman, it is possible to activate a perceptibly more dynamic
characteristic curve with higher steering torque and increased steering precision.
On the front axle, spring struts made of aluminum and steel and two - pipe compression dampers with coated pistons and a degressive
damper characteristic curve are used.
The control circuit of the four - channel anti-blocking system (ABS) with electronic brake control (DRP) and traction control (TCS) features a
new characteristic curve.
However, after Kelly moved to Spencertown, in upstate New York, in 1970, he was able to set up a number of large pieces with
characteristic curved edges in his own garden, as well as outside the Connecticut home of the architect Philip Johnson.
We used the widely adopted method of thresholding the point on the reciever operating
characteristic curve where the sum of the sensitivity and specificity is maximized (see below).
Other names and subsets include
Item Characteristic Curve Theory, Latent Trait Theory, Rasch Model, 2PL Model, 3PL Model, and The Birnbaum Model.
Receiver Operating
Characteristic curve analyses showed that a cutoff score of four ODD symptoms using «often» as the threshold for frequency of behaviors led to a sensitivity of 87 % and a specificity of 93 %; the coding method which included the frequency of behaviors yielded a sensitivity of 56 % and a specificity of 100 %.
Results from receiver operating
characteristic curves indicated that the SDQ was relatively accurate in identifying changes in CBCL diagnostic cases, with overlap across corresponding problem behavior domains ranging from 68 to 81 %.
In order to obtain this power increase the tuner is offering a special PowerConverter that sharpens the electronic gas
pedal characteristic curve, causing the heavy vehicle to react even more spontaneously to acceleration commands and enabling powerful acceleration from the very bottom.
Cockatoos share many features with other parrots including
the characteristic curved beak shape and a zygodactyl foot, with two forward toes and two backwards toes.
Parrots have
a characteristic curved beak shape with the upper mandible having slight mobility in the joint with the skull and a generally erect stance.
The characteristic curves of the support bearing and additional springs have also been optimized on a functional basis, as have the helical springs installed on both axes.
Two
characteristic curves are available for adjusting the damper and these can be activated at the flip of a switch.
Two
characteristic curves will be available for damper adjustment that can be activated at the flip of a switch.
ECO PRO influences the engine control unit and
the characteristic curve of the accelerator pedal.
The characteristic curves dominate the upper section, making the MINI Clubman Vision Gran Turismo instantly recognisable as a MINI.
In SPORT mode, the accelerator pedal
characteristic curve and steering are switched to a sporty set - up, as are the shift times in cars fitted with Steptronic transmission.
The next column lists the area under the receiver operating
characteristic curve (AUC) evaluation statistic which ranges from 0.5 to 1.
Areas under the receiver operating
characteristic curves were similar for all of the instruments, with a range of 0.82 to 0.89.