| The results varied widely, so to verify repeatability, we ran ten iterations and took an average. |
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| Consider the company's third-quarter earnings, which demonstrated the importance of repeatability. |
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| These recordings, two months apart, demonstrate the repeatability of this finding. |
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| This is the rationale for double-blind studies in medical and psychological research and the overall call for repeatability of results. |
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| Typically, when the product's end-user can see the component, color uniformity and repeatability are important. |
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| The company had tried using thermal bonding with its polyester heat-shrink tubing in the past, but the process lacked repeatability. |
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| High precision slideways are an essential requirement for the accuracy and repeatability demands on modern machine tools. |
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| When scientists criticize these ideas, they often start talking about blind tests and repeatability and so forth. |
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| Furthermore, we were not able to evaluate the repeatability of participants' ratings of known odorants in this study. |
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| What's more, there are issues related to equipment maintainability, reliability, hardening pattern repeatability, and downtime. |
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| A noncontact, no-wear design eliminates hysteresis and friction for reliability and repeatability. |
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| The repeatability of the mass change between air and vacuum will also be determined. |
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| Excellent linearity, repeatability, resistance to mechanical vibrations and shocks complete the product's specifications overview. |
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| A self-zeroing circuit ensures excellent repeatability of measurements, even at a very low lighting level. |
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| Assay repeatability was determined by random effects analysis of variance, and the normality of the residuals was checked. |
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| With fast cycle times and impressive 15 micron repeatability E2S models can handle a very wide variety of demanding applications. |
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| Mr. Phillips was a secondary observer during the repeatability survey component. |
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| Relating to the nominal range, incl. hysteresis and repeatability, determined according to the limit point method. |
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| In many cases, this lack of repeatability led to different interpretations of the environment present at the time the bead was formed. |
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| The precision or repeatability and the accuracy of the measured values are relevant for the validation of measuring instruments. |
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| Pan and tilt preset repeatability are accurate to within ±0.1 degrees to ensure that the correct scene is captured every time. |
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| This will increase productivity, save time and improve test repeatability. |
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| Breeding Black Brant have been banded at that site since 1986, providing a large sample of identifiable females on which to measure repeatability. |
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| A fine example there of relentless repeatability? The key to the recovery is the persistence of America's extraordinary dynamism. |
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| It gives each new preparation a high degree of consistency and repeatability where its characteristics are concerned. |
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| During hardness testing it is important to keep the parameters influencing the test under control in order to obtain accuracy and repeatability. |
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| Preliminary test repeatability economic in its documents recommended by the European Commission. |
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| Model 45G provides simultaneous color and gloss with high repeatability, even on textured surfaces. |
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| For multipotent stem cells, much remains to be done as regards their characterisation, the study of their potential and repeatability of the data. |
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| This rotation was accomplished with a closed-loop motion control system that had a repeatability of approximately one arcsecond. |
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| The low offcenter loading error in the ME balances means the balance has a high level of tolerance for off-center loads, which improves the repeatability of results. |
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| The basis for the selection of a measuring instrument or test equipment is provided by the manufacturer's technical specifications, such as repeatability, linearity or temperature coefficient. |
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| Mr. Mactavish served as the primary observer during riverine surveys of northern Labrador and led the secondary team during repeatability surveys in south-central Labrador. |
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| By virtue of his years of experience, he may then be able to machine his own tool on a sharpening machine but this is seldom a good way of assuring the same standards of repeatability as a modern machining centre. |
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| An electrically-cooled sensor and time current measurements optimises the signal to noise relationship and lead to an excellent repeatability and measurement accuracy even with very dark light sources. |
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| The shock counter is incremented over a few revolutions, which allows ignoring possible disruptions and provides information on the shock repeatability. |
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| The Migg is said to be built with special dimensionally stable materials in order to improve the machine's repeatability. |
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| The Turbo function permits to increase the production of the blender by alternating gravimetric dosing cycles with volumetric ones, keeping the features of precision and repeatability of the dosing cycles unaltered. |
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| Because what I experience now can be immediately recalled, it is repeatable and that repeatability therefore motivates me to anticipate the same thing happening again. |
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| The objective is the same in either case: to automate small component assembly activities to improve assembly speed and quality and the repeatability and accuracy of the manufacturing process. |
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| The result given in the analysis report shall be the average value obtained from at least two determinations, carried out on separate portions of the sample, and of satisfactory repeatability. |
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| The first tests give a repeatability in positioning lower than one arcsec. |
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| From these measurements a value for the magnetic induction in the centre of the air gap can be deduced, which allows us to test the repeatability of the experiment. |
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| Grinding, honing, and lapping are the recourse for when the limits of boring repeatability and accuracy have been met. |
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| Therefore, in order to reduce test variability and increase the repeatability of test results, the gtr specifies that outriggers may be used if deemed necessary for test driver safety. |
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| The toolholders and extensions feature the manufacturer's Shrinker technology for clamping quality and balance repeatability. |
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| The performance of a robot is highly dependent upon both the repeatability and the accuracy of the robot. |
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| Without a level of accuracy there is no repeatability, without repeatability there is no consistency. |
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| The Hanatek Rubproofness tester brings new levels of repeatability and convenience to testing the durability of inks and coatings on any printed material. |
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| We calculated repeatability by measuring PLA2 activity in sextuplicate. |
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| The carbon monoxide repeatability standard has been more confusing. |
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| The M2I7-n's positional range of X, Y, and Z is 50 millimeters per axis, its step resolution is 10 nanometer, and its positional repeatability is 170 nanometers. |
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| Repeatability of evolution of quantitative traits is influenced by the genetic substrate for selection and genetic correlations among traits. |
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