Winkfield meticulously calibrates the surface in each of his works.
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Some are taking a "long view" that calibrates inherent risks against potential opportunities.
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If the BYRD successfully calibrates its compass, then its lights will turn green.
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She constantly calibrates and recalibrates, in a way that voters expect of their politicians.
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The machine makes a whirring sound as it calibrates then it buzzes for about ten seconds.
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The watch has custom software that removes image distortion and calibrates the screen for each user.
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The debates commission, which has organized every debate since 1988, calibrates every aspect to ensure parity.
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It also provides the scale against which every other international institution calibrates its greenhouse gas measurements.
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Geologie calibrates a customized skincare routine based on your answers to a few simple diagnostic questions.
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The Echo Studio ($199.99) provides "3D audio," which means it calibrates sound to fit different rooms.
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When you step on the scale, it automatically calibrates and turns on to take your weight.
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There's HDR+, which automatically calibrates the exposure before you shoot (much like Apple's built-in HDR mode).
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It simply calibrates the Fourth Amendment's protection of personal information with the way we actually live today.
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He is a self-employed consultant who tests audio products and repairs, upgrades and calibrates test instruments.
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At issue is software installed in all modern diesel vehicles that calibrates an engine's performance and controls emissions levels.
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The penultimate stop in the process is an indoor dynamometer that calibrates the TLX's drive system and braking performance.
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D'Onofrio calibrates every detail of his performance, down to the most seemingly forgettable stuff, and somehow makes those things unforgettable.
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Amazon has done away with that right off the bat; the Studio calibrates itself by listening to its own output.
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The experience calibrates your nervous systems to amplify your points of greatest harmony at a fraction of the standard time.
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Wind turbines are getting taller, their blades wider, the intelligence that calibrates them more sophisticated — even as they're getting cheaper.
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Learn more about the Google Home Max See Details HomePod automatically calibrates itself whenever it's moved so it always sounds great.
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I'm a physicist who calibrates weed sprayers and works out complicated "story problems" about nozzle pressure, vehicle speed and volume per acre.
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We believe Congress has both a moral and a fiscal imperative to ensure that our criminal justice system appropriately calibrates sentences to offenses.
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There may be some upside to come as Malaysia calibrates its relationship with not just China but also its next door neighbor Singapore.
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It uses your device's camera to look at your face, and then calibrates where it thinks your eyes, mouth and other features are.
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On the Move, Auto Trueplay, as its name implies, automatically calibrates the sound every time it's moved (no silly iOS device waving necessary).
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Amazon rival Apple says its HomePod also calibrates its output to fit the space (though their process is technically different from 3D sound).
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Hasselblad doesn't manufacture any of its parts on site in Sweden, but it puts every screw in place, calibrates, and tests everything to exhaustion.
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Hall, whose biggest credit to date is a supporting turn on TBS's Search Party, perfectly calibrates Courtney's charm offensive with his still-developing maturity.
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There is no on or off switch; the table calibrates itself when you plug it in and automatically starts playing a default playlist of trails.
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It's been tested with cameras missing, though naturally it wouldn't be long before a replacement is put in place and the system re-re-calibrates.
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Apple, however, is able to make its system work well because it knows exactly which hardware and software are on the iPhone and calibrates them tightly.
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In the Welcome to Westworld-esque opening menu screen of Detroit: Become Human, a pretty blonde robot lady flirtatiously calibrates the game to satisfy your needs.
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She was particularly effective — detailed, rhapsodic — in Szymanowski's "Mythes"; I love this single note, a little sigh that she calibrates to mirror the piano's gesture perfectly.
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And in the movie's swooning first half, it calibrates the musical sequences so they occur when its two protagonists are slowly but surely falling in love.
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As with the Filmmaker Mode, Netflix Calibrated Mode kills the soap opera effect and calibrates the color, brightness, and contrast to better replicate what filmmakers see.
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Skycision's software calibrates visual data to take into account the intensity of light on a given day, and the contours of the land below, among other things.
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As our culture slowly re-calibrates its position on the palatability of single women, it's important to recognise the cultural legacy of scapegoating the single black woman.
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All the old rules lead to the same happy idea: American politics calibrates and centers itself, and it usually pulls parties and most politicians back from the extremes.
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After a sample has been obtained from the Ipsos panel, Ipsos calibrates respondent characteristics to be representative of the US population using standard procedures such as raking-ratio adjustments.
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A LIV mobile app initially calibrates the bracelets so they can silently monitor a wearer's activity and vibrate to alert them when they've begun to engage in an unwanted behavior.
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It also makes evolutionary sense, since it calibrates a mouse's stress response to the stressfulness of the environment—which is likely to be the same as that of its father.
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Jillette has said he calibrates these codes so that a magic-curious 15-year-old girl in Iowa would get just enough information to start down the trail of knowledge.
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While there remain concerns about how the Fed calibrates the right level of reserves, most fixed income experts think the central bank's market operations have kept the market running smoothly.
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He carefully calibrates the thickness of her cortex, the brain's outer layer of neurons, and the size of the corpus callosum, the band of nerves that connects the brain's two hemispheres.
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While Smart Sharpen automatically calibrates a sharper image, if you want to customize the filter further, there are adjustments available for you to tinker with and test, include removing lens or motion blur.
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Two tests are performed here: One measures radio waves from omnidirectional antennas, like the type rovers use to communicate with orbiters; another calibrates highly directional antennas, which spacecraft use to send data to Earth.
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Because a younger person experiencing chronic pain may require a different level of nerve stimulation than a 90-year-old grandmother, the device calibrates itself to users' physiology and weight when it is worn.
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It's a moment of triumph and clarity, an uplifting stylistic departure from the rest of the album that also embodies the message around which Adore Life's emotional anarchy calibrates itself: Love is not weakness.
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Pleasant bonuses include the self-adjusting tension system (where you pick a stitch and the machine automatically calibrates the tension to keep stitches even) and an extra-high presser foot lifter to accommodate thick fabrics.
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The stamp-size sensor self-calibrates and is capable of monitoring individual appliances courtesy of software developed by the team, even going so far as isolating time segments, like when a refrigerator goes into defrost mode.
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However, because the HomePod automatically calibrates itself to the room it's in and then blasts out audio based on the space, the soundstage is more full compared to a unidirectional speaker like, say, the Amazon Echo.
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"Users will take a test comprising a series of beeps in the Jabra Sound+ app that calibrates the headphones based on each users' unique profile for a truly personalized experience," Jabra said in a press release.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: OssicThe Ossic X was billed as "the world's first 3D audio headphone that instantly calibrates to the listener," featuring a slew of sensors, six microphones, and head-tracking support for proper placement of audio in a virtual space.
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Investors looking for a kind of performance like the flash of life that it showed earlier even amid a heavy burn rate to acquire customers seem likely to be disappointed in the near term as the company calibrates for a future where Amazon may go after its business.
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And while cultivating cannabis used to be a lot of grunt work, you can now buy (uh, where it's legal, anyway) automated grow systems like Leaf, a smartphone-enabled grow box that automatically calibrates light, ventilation and nutrient levels to produce a fully-grown plant in three to four months.
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It is a strange juxtaposition that the same man could care so much about (and be so good at) factional politics while caring so little about the actual policy details You can tell how he calibrates his appeal to different factions by the issues on which he doesn't deviate from Republican dogma.
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Plus, this smaller iPad Pro had something called True Tone display, "which calibrates the tablet's screen so it looks right even if you're in a room with weird lighting … Night Shift, which works on any device with iOS 9.3, changes the color spectrum at night so you can use the device without hurting your eyes or disturbing your sleep," David Pierce wrote.
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In so many towns all across the country, it is difficult to talk about an issue like heroin, not only because there is a stigma or because people worry about sounding impolite, but because everyone calibrates differently, based on neighbors and co-workers they see all day, how much of a problem it is or whether it is a problem at all.
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Key words: assembles, calibrates, constructs, dismantles, displays, fastens, fixes, grinds, heats, manipulates, measures, mends, mixes, organizes, sketches.
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Stages developed Active Temperature Compensation creating the first meter that auto- calibrates for temperature changes without the need to stop pedaling, ensuring power measurement stays accurate.
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The CSIR- National Physical Laboratory of India, situated in New Delhi, is the measurement standards laboratory of India. It maintains standards of SI units in India and calibrates the national standards of weights and measures.
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In observational astronomy an On-The-Fly Calibration (OTFC) system calibrates data when a user's request for the data is processed so that users can obtain data that are calibrated with up-to-date calibration files, parameters, and software.
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If there is any headgear or eyewear on the user's head it calibrates the noise cancelling and volume level accordingly. It comes in a wide range of colors and editions, including black, blue and special collections such as the "NBA Collection".
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Worse, these are being sent to enemy rebels. A case of government’s arm used to kill a government soldier. All these incidents concretized the moral fiber of the Magdalo Group. The support of the public slowly calibrates to a high gear as days pass by.
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The Blue Wool Scale measures and calibrates the permanence of colouring dyes. Traditionally this test was developed for the textiles industry but it has now been adopted by the printing industry as measure of lightfastness of ink colourants.Textile Fading Card example 1, Gaylord. Retrieved 2010-10-18.
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Provides mission capable aircraft in direct support of AMC's global mission. It inspects, services, and overhauls aircraft fuel systems. It maintains avionic, hydraulic, electrical and environmental system components for C-5 and C-17 aircraft. It calibrates and repairs over 8,800 items in a regional test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment laboratory.
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Video cameras can possess a function called black balance which calibrates the signal for no light, just as they have a "white balance" function which gives reference to true white to the CCDs. Unlike white balance, black balance is not adjusted every time. This function is found in higher end 'professional' cameras rather than in cameras for amateurs.
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The Talgai Skull is a human fossil found on the Talgai Station, Queensland, Australia. It has been dated indirectly, based on the radiocarbon date of a carbonate nodule found in stratigraphic proximity, at 13,500 years old."A radiocarbon date on a carbonate nodule at 3.4 m provided a date of 11,650±100 BP (Elkin 1978: 116) which now calibrates to 13,539±157 calBP".
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The SAQM has supervision over the Central Institute of Metrology, located at Songsin Dong 1 in Sadong District, Pyongyang. The CIM maintains custody over North Korea's national standards. It also calibrates high-precision reference standards for provincial verification offices and other agencies; performs research on metrology and its application within North Korea; and assists the SAQM with supervision over implementation of North Korean laws related to metrology.
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Owls have a very evolved capacity for sound localization, which has a lot of innate neuronal connections. This provides owls with an advantage over many other mammals, as their neuronal connections do not require much learning.Knudsen, E & Knudsen, P. 1989. Vision Calibrates Sound Localization in Developing Barn Owls. The Journal of neuroscience: the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience. 9. 3306-13. 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.
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InvenSense MotionTracking tracks complex user motions with the use of motion sensors such as microelectromechanical gyroscopes, (including 3-axis gyroscopes), accelerometers, compasses, and pressure sensors. the system then calibrates data, and creates a single data stream."Why Telecoms Are Spending Billions For This Highly Coveted Asset", Motley Fool, September 26, 2014. Retrieved October 7, 2014 With complex movement tracking comes a drain on battery life.
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The HIF warehouse provides hydrologic instruments, equipment, and supplies for USGS as well as Other Federal Agencies (OFA) and USGS Cooperators. The HIF also tests, evaluates, repairs, calibrates, and develops hydrologic equipment and instruments. The HIF Hydraulic Laboratory facilities include a towing tank, jet tank, pipe flow facility, and tilting flume. In addition, the HIF provides training and technical support for the equipment it stocks.
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Internet navigation is defined as "The creation and interpretation of an internal (mental) model, and its component activities are browsing, modelling, interpretation and formulation of browsing strategy." There is a theory that if a user calibrates their browsing strategy to reflect their interests, more interesting pages will be found. Uninformed chugging through hyperlinks can be misleading and result in a higher proportion of unwanted sites being accessed.Dieberger, A. (1997).
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By measuring the cosmic shear around clusters, weak lensing can provide estimates of their total mass. Because measurements for individual clusters are low signal-to- noise, DES clusters will be binned by that observable and redshift. For each of these bins, the average cluster mass profile will be calculated using weak lensing. Relating the observable quantity to the calculated cluster mass profile calibrates the mean mass-observable relation.
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In May 2010, Ophir acquired Photon Inc., another US-based beam-profiling company.Ophir Photonics Press Release Newport Corporation, a global supplier in photonics solutions, completed its acquisition of Ophir in October 2011.Newport Corporation Press Release Ophir Photonics Group The group manufactures, calibrates and sells a complete line of laser measurement instruments for analyzing and measuring laser power, energy, beam profile and spectrum used in industry, telecom, medical and scientific research.
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Photo depicting the "darkroom mode".Upon installation, the user can choose a location based on geographic coordinates, a ZIP code, or the name of a location. The program then automatically calibrates the device display's color temperature to account for time of day, based on sunrise and sunset at the chosen location. At sunset, it will gradually change the color temperature to a warmer color and restore the original color at sunrise. f.
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There is one Marine Optical Buoy operating in the water, and another in maintenance on shore. Every 3 to 4 months, a team exchanges the two buoys. The team calibrates each MOBY while it is in maintenance, both before deploying the buoy and after recovering it. Additionally, a team visits the MOBY in the water monthly, to clean algae, barnacles, and other organisms off the light collectors; and to generate independent comparison data using portable reference light sources.
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Astronomical data taken with CCDs must undergo several calibration steps before they are suitable for astronomical analysis. STScI has developed sophisticated software that automatically calibrates data when they are requested from the archive using the best calibration files available. This 'on-the-fly' processing means large data requests can take a day or more to be processed and returned. The process by which data is calibrated automatically is known as 'pipeline reduction', and is increasingly common at major observatories.
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Transsion was the first non-African mobile phone company to set up an after-sales support network in Africa. Transsion's success in the African market has been attributed to tailoring its phones' features to the needs of the African market. Transsion's phones offer a feature that calibrates camera exposures for darker skin tones, allowing face details to be retained. Transsion developed phones with dual SIM functionality, which were well received because African users commonly used more than one SIM card at a time to save money.
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This was helped by low popular literacy and the fact that there was previously no nationwide standard measurement system—British imperial units were used by the upper class, while various regional systems were used by the poor. The Indian model was extremely successful and served later as a model for metrication in various African and Asian countries. The National Physical Laboratory of India, located in New Delhi, is designated the maintainer of SI units in India. It also calibrates the national standards of weights and measures.
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The "superphone" is an upgraded mobile phone that can make calls across time and space. It even calibrates to the user's home time period, as shown by Adam Mitchell's ability to call his home time on Rose Tyler's phone ("The Long Game"), despite their native time periods being about six years apart. In addition, it can send signals in places ordinary phones cannot, such as the sealed Cabinet Rooms at 10 Downing Street ("World War Three"). However, its range is not infinite ("The Impossible Planet").
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For an overall efficiency of 20 percent, one watt of mechanical power is equivalent to 4.3 kcal per hour. For example, one manufacturer of rowing equipment calibrates its rowing ergometer to count burned calories as equal to four times the actual mechanical work, plus 300 kcal per hour, this amounts to about 20 percent efficiency at 250 watts of mechanical output. The mechanical energy output of a cyclic contraction can depend upon many factors, including activation timing, muscle strain trajectory, and rates of force rise & decay. These can be synthesized experimentally using work loop analysis.
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For instance AI, which is a branch of the technology sector that wields influence over people's lives. Today, AI curates information shown by internet search engines, determines medical treatments, makes loan decisions, ranks job applications, translates languages, places ads, recommends prison sentences, influences parole decisions, calibrates lobbying and campaigning efforts, intuits tastes and preferences, and decides who qualifies for insurance, among other tasks. Despite the growing influence of this technology, women make up just 12% of AI researchers. Closing the gender divide begins with establishing more inclusive and gender-equal digital skills education and training.
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Generating a timestamp for unsigned data. Before a timestamp-service commences operations, the Time Stamp Authority calibrates its clock(s) with an upstream time source entity, such as a legally defined master clock for the jurisdiction the TSA is time-stamping evidence for. When trusted time has been acquired, the TSA can issue timestamps for unsigned and digitally signed data based on all of the jurisdictions it maintains timing solutions for. Applications using timestamps on unsigned data can provide evidence to a verifier that the underlying digital data has existed since the timestamp was generated.
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In 1995 evidence of large-scale Mesolithic nut shelling, some 8,000 years ago, was found in a midden pit at Staosnaig on the island's sheltered east coast, in a large, shallow pit full of the remains of hundreds of thousands of burned hazelnut shells. Hazelnuts have been found on other Mesolithic sites, but rarely in such quantities or concentrated in one pit. The nuts were radiocarbon dated to , which calibrates to . Similar sites in Britain and its dependencies are known only at Farnham in Surrey and Cass ny Hawin on the Isle of Man.
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After the system boots from the floppy drive, it flashes a "Tuning Keyboard - Hands Off" message while it calibrates its polyphonic after-touch keyboard. The 16plus was capable of storing the OS in the optional FlashBank, which removed the need for a bootdisk. An optional Output Expander module allowed you to access eight discrete mono outputs on the machine, allowing you to separately mix levels and effects for each loaded sample. The key limitations of the EPS were its proprietary disk format, and later a lack of support from Creative Technology, the current owner of Ensoniq.
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Their recent production of Graney’s All Our Tragic, a twelve-hour adaptation combining all 32 surviving Greek Tragedies, garnered the company six 2015 Equity Jeff Awards in its first year of eligibility. > “’A watershed moment for off-Loop theater.” – Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune > (All Our Tragic, 2014) Graney’s musical adaptations of Gilbert & Sullivan’s Pirates of Penzance, The Mikado and H.M.S. Pinafore have become audience and critic favorites, being remounted numerous times in Chicago as well as going on tour to American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.), Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville, and Olney Theater Center. > “Cromer calibrates 'Our Town' with clear-eyed intelligence.
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Before joining the Bush campaign in Austin, Toner was Deputy Counsel at the RNC from 1997 to 1999. He previously served as Counsel to the Dole/Kemp presidential campaign in 1996. Chambers USA has continually recognized Toner as a top-tier election law attorney and refers to his experience as "unique and valuable." They say that he "calibrates risk, practicality and the law better than 99% of other outside counsel" (2016); and that "his background of government service gives him great insight into the workings of the Federal Election Commission and the way it thinks" (2014).
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DLMW Patiala re-calibrates the power-pack and upgrades the output power rating to 3100HP. DLW again started building WDM3A from the year 2000 and continued till the end of 2002 with locomotive road numbers in the range 14058–14143. All the locomotives rebuilt by DLMW and later batch from DLW had regular WDM2 type square short hood profile and control stand position. DLW again built WDM3A variant locomotives, during 2005–2006, in the road number range 14144-14167 which were classified as WDM3B due to their difference in bogie design from classic ALCo asymmetrical trimount to HAHS design which was employed in WDG2 and later WDM3D classes too.
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Several peer-reviewed studies have shown that when there is a deficiency in guided learning experiences and social interaction, learning and development are obstructed (Bransford, Brown, and Cocking, 2000). Moreover, several things influence the ZPD of students, ranging from the collaboration of peers to technology available in the classroom (Ebadi, Khatib, and Shabani, 2010) In writing instruction, support is typically presented in verbal form (discourse). The writing tutor engages the learner's attention, calibrates the task, motivates the student, identifies relevant task features, controls for frustration, and demonstrates as needed (Rodgers, 2004). Through joint activities, the teacher scaffolds conversation to maximize the development of a child's intrapsychological functioning.
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An F/A-18C is normally assigned to the Armasuisse for tasks such as certification of a new version of the AIM-9 missile, but this airplane is also used for normal Air Force duties. In addition, the Armasuisse has 3 permanently assigned aircraft which the Air Force uses when required: A Pilatus PC-6 Porter with a more modern cockpit than that of the PC-6T of the Air Force. This machine is used as liaison aircraft. The Pilatus PC-12 is used for transport and calibrates the FLORAKO radar system, the Multifunctional Information Distribution System(MIDS) Link 16 and aircraft radio systems.
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While the Sports Kit can be used immediately after purchase, it will report more accurate results if it is calibrated before the first usage and then regularly afterwards. For calibration, the user finds a fixed known distance of at least 0.25 mile or 400 meters and then sets the Nike+ to calibration mode for the walk or run over that distance. When the walk or run is complete, the device calibrates itself and future workout reporting will reflect statistics closer to that individual user's workout style. Consumer Reports magazine tested the device and found it accurate as long as you keep an even pace.
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According to linguists, this claim was "not founded on any serious evidence", and it was removed from later editions. Apparent complexity differences in certain areas were explained with a balancing force by which the simplicity in one area would be compensated with the complexity of another; e.g. David Crystal, 1987: In 2001 the compensation hypothesis was eventually refuted by the creolist John McWhorter who pointed out the absurdity of the idea that, as languages change, each would have to include a mechanism that calibrates it according to the complexity of all the other 6,000 or so languages around the world. He underscored that linguistics has no knowledge of any such mechanism.
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Ford also offers G.O.A.T Modes (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) on the sixth- generation Bronco; this terrain-management system calibrates throttle response, four-wheel drive, traction control, and transmission shifts to maximize traction when offroading. Up to seven modes are available with this system: Normal, Eco, Sport, Slippery, and Sand, along with Baja, Mud and Ruts, and Rock Crawl. The available Trail One-Pedal Drive automatically applies and holds the brakes when the driver lifts off the gas pedal, removing the need for left-foot braking and preventing unexpected rollbacks. The sixth- generation Bronco also offers Trail Turn Assist, which utilizes the torque- vectoring system to help the vehicle turn in tight offroad corners.
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Such factors are used to derive a Success Likelihood Index (SLI), a form of preference index, which is calibrated against existing data to derive a final Human Error Probability (HEP). The PSF’s which require to be considered are chosen by experts and are namely those factors which are regarded as most significant in relation to the context in question. The technique consists of two modules: MAUD (multi-attribute utility decomposition) which scales the relative success likelihood in performing a range of tasks, given the PSFs probable to affect human performance; and SARAH (Systematic Approach to the Reliability Assessment of Humans) which calibrates these success scores with tasks with known HEP values, to provide an overall figure.
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Deschenes explores the materials and properties of photography, light, and perception, often in relation to the architectural environments within which they are displayed. Curator and critic Matthew Witkovsky has written that Deschenes' work "pushes against the basic terms by which photography is conventionally defined: instantaneity, veracity, fixity, or reproducibility." At the same time, Deschenes engages with the legacy of Minimalism, drawing attention to the techniques of the observer by deploying old photographic methods and techniques such as the photogram and the daguerreotype. Deschenes "calibrates her works to the site" in order to reveal the spectator's relationship to the space, whether by encouraging new visual encounters or responding to and disrupting the architectural space.
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Kilu Cave was first occupied during the Pleistocene from around 29,000 to 20,000 BP. The earliest radiocarbon date (ANU-5990: 28740 +/- 280 BP) was made on the shell of a sea snail (Nerita) and using the southern curve (SHCAL13) calibrates to between 29,850-31,560 BC cal (95% probability). After a hiatus during the end of the Pleistocene the cave is reoccupied more intensively during the Holocene from around 9,000 to 5,000 BP. The hiatus in occupation was most likely due to changes in the sea level that left Kilu Cave far away from the coastline. Some post-Lapita Buka phase pottery was also found at Kilu Cave in its upper layers after around 2,500 BP.
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