| Maximum time limits were set to equal minimum time limits for fossil calibrations, and only invertebrates were used to calibrate. |
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| It's best to use a gridded rotary cutting mat and ruler from the same manufacturer to be sure the calibrations will align perfectly. |
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| I have also carried out IGC-standard barograph calibrations including for the then UK gain-of-height and absolute altitude records. |
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| She watched her instrument panel and saw as the minute calibrations to their trajectory were made. |
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| We'll be conducting calibrations of the science instruments and of the engineering subsystems as we go forward. |
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| Any of these factors could vary in a single instrument over the time period between successive calibrations. |
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| They recommend quality control of laboratories, where calibrations are carried out. |
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| The instruments were swapped out for annual calibrations, so every year a different detector resided at each site. |
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| In addition to the basics, there are many specialized tools with unexpected shapes or special calibrations to streamline certain sewing tasks. |
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| Divergence times among clades in the ochrocephala complex were estimated using two different molecular clock calibrations. |
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| Scotland's history has always been a subject of controversy, even when dealing with the million-year calibrations of geology. |
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| The event this week is the first of two events early in the cruise phase that check instrument calibrations after launching. |
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| In turn, those anchor points can be used as calibrations for more detailed time estimation within the group under study. |
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| This calculation is vital, because it allows a technician to determine whether various meter calibrations are correct. |
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| This study compares the two calibrations in a conjoint analysis involving donations to a public good. |
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| However, precise calibrations are required for dating particular events such as the K-T impact on modem bird origins and radiations. |
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| To date, mitochondrial rate calibrations have been generated for geese, Hawaiian honeycreepers, cranes, partridges, procellariiform seabirds, and ratites. |
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| The Canadian project scientist also leads a team of scientists from across the country in planning the instrument function, calibrations and early science investigations. |
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| By being able to watch what's happening and using this information to make more precise machine calibrations, the team was able to boost the value. |
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| The next two sections provide a brief description of the two calibrations and are followed by a description of the experiment used to test calibration performance. |
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| The calibrations are checked before the game and at the intervals. |
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| Shortly before the helium runs out sometime toward the end of August or beginning of September, the team plans to perform an important series of instrument calibrations. |
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| Control of the measurement instruments, as well as the frequency of their calibrations, is dictated by the working environment. |
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| The innovative WiperLock feature safeguards sensor calibrations, test and measurement settings, and industrial process control variables. |
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| The system also provides a means to correlate these on-going calibrations with known standards derived in a lab. |
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| This license would include rights to sublicense and use the data in future calibrations. |
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| With the MC4, making automated and documented calibrations of process instruments is fast and easy. |
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| Past calibrations at other laboratories and round-robin experiments demonstrated large differences in the measured responsivity of these sensors. |
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| The Thermal-Infrared Transfer Radiometer was designed at NIST to permit NIST staff to perform field calibrations of critical instruments used for environmental remote sensing. |
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| The equipment needed to perform these types of calibrations is delicate. |
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| For decades in the oil and gas industry, physical witness testing has been the normal method, but it is costly as calibrations may take days to complete. |
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| Miniature thermometric fixed points for thermocouple calibrations. |
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| The spectral density of the RIN is stable and relatively constant to several tens of gigahertz, rendering it suitable for calibrations at even greater bandwidths. |
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| This larger value makes the ECCS more attractive as a turnkey representation because it should support lower uncertainties for typical commercial capacitance calibrations. |
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