calibration

Examples of calibrated

calibrated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The proposed control approach can guarantee task precision by employing only an approximately calibrated binocular vision system.
On the one hand, the calibrated 2-sigma radiocarbon date of a. d. 690-890 is relatively early.
To explore further the relationship between the socio-demographic characteristics of the respondents and insecurity, a binary logistic regression model was calibrated.
The meter was calibrated by temporarily affixing it to the flat floor of the tunnel ahead of the wavy wall.
Drawings were made with the aid of a drawing tube, and measurements were made with calibrated eyepieces.
A calibrated grid inside the microscope measured the droplet dimensions.
The ventilation system was carefully calibrated to accommodate a known number of occupants and a predicted rate of air-change.
Relevant measurements were recorded through a calibrated eyepiece graticule and the data were compared with published species descriptions.
The equations were calibrated and validated with 116 and 45 samples, respectively, for flotation index and with 149 and 176 samples, respectively, for milling tests.
Spectral measurements using calibrated foils of variable thickness are consistent with theory.
The questions should be carefully calibrated to achieve a specific set of research objectives.
The length of each worm was measured using a segmented line drawn on screen and calibrated for the magnification used.
In addition, we presented calibrated (realistically looking) numerical results.
The initial mortality rates, which are group specific, are calibrated to match the life expectancy in the 1990s across the different occupational groups.
The wealth equivalent of nominal annuities decreased only slightly when they assumed i. i. d inflation calibrated to 1926 - 97 data.
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