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This funky calibration really made me appreciate the auto-room calibration found in the HomePod.
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What's more interesting, however, is the idea that Sony suddenly cares more about calibration—namely making calibration simpler and better for everyone.
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Using a SpectraCal C22 colorimeter and CalMAN'sprofessional TV calibration software, we tested the performance of these pixels and found the colors on the P-Series Quantum to be incredibly accurate with zero calibration—meaning you wouldn't need to spend $2800 on calibration to get take a solid set to a great set.
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But the calibration of regulation still plays an important role.
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Amazon blamed the results on the poor calibration of the algorithm.
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This makes Nura very different from any other type of calibration.
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The calibration machine also cannot extract any data from the phone.
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So that's a calibration, all the time, between leadership and listening.
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Seems as if Chrysler engineers finally got the transmission's calibration right.
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But the precise calibration of the physical production holds your attention.
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A careful calibration of diet, sleep and the perfect running gear.
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Unless what you say with JPMorgan, it's not detailed around calibration.
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Continue following the rest of the steps to complete the calibration.
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Calibration issues in South Carolina Rokey Suleman, the elections director in Richland County, South Carolina, told CNN that they were seeing a "higher frequency" of calibration issues for voting machines that are around 14 years old.
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It is noteworthy that the researchers do not do any prior measurements or calibration in the area of interest; their approach has only a very short calibration phase that need not be done in the same area.
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There's special calibration software involved, which Microsoft is publishing the code for.
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If Musk's Twitter act is deliberate, it's a tricky calibration, Sastry said.
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In New Jersey, one trooper's calibration mistake invalidated more than 18,000 tests.
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Through better calibration, America's patent system can reclaim its gold standard status.
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She finally figured out the right calibration of ignoring and engaging Trump.
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Physical therapists can use a tablet-based app for calibration and gait adjustment.
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Controlling display colorImage: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoThere's one more factor to consider: color calibration.
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They'll ask for a rating sometimes to get a calibration from the partnership.
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The speed calibration strobe light and pattern make sure things are spinning smoothly.
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We also pulled in a coworker to test the calibration on her ears.
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I then go through some typical VR calibration, and then.... the Esqape begins.
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This video shows the team at IHMC Robotics running calibration tests on Atlas.
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The reviewer also found that there was no calibration necessary to get started.
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All are brought into focus by the exacting calibration of daikon and carrot.
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But over these past six months, a fresh calibration seems to have occurred.
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"What we want to do is get the best possible calibration," she said.
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What makes the iPhone X the Best Smartphone Display is the impressive Precision Display Calibration Apple developed, which transforms the OLED hardware into a superbly accurate, high performance, and gorgeous display, with close to Text Book Perfect Calibration and Performance!!
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On top of that, many Tango apps still had issues with accuracy and calibration.
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You might consider pumping the capsule interior with argon calibration gas for maximum preservation.
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One of the more impressive features on the Peak is the Intelligent Temperature Calibration.
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It is also self-adjusting, automatically updates itself and has automatic calibration built in.
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When parents first unbox their Nanit baby monitor, there is a simple calibration process.
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He had been working nonstop, sleeping in the factory, personally diagnosing robot calibration problems.
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DisplayMate congratulated Samsung on developing the screen, but gives Apple the credit for calibration.
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One annoyance that carries over from earlier versions is the required calibration before meditation.
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Google says that the individual calibration of each phone's lens is important to AR performance.
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Some ovens may, due to calibration, require a slightly adjusted temperature for the best results.
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"As automation moves to more flexible production, more calibration with people becomes important," Herbert said.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but I preferred the G4 Plus's more natural display calibration.
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"Up to now, different approaches for C14 calibration have their own constraints," Hai told Gizmodo.
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Out the box FlipFlic should have some type of calibration routine which isn't currently offered.
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If an X-Ray is fuzzy due to poor calibration, a fracture could be missed.
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The Horizon Machine also tests the new screen's fit and allows for precise image calibration.
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In addition, Theranos failed to document calibration of the machine it uses for hematology tests.
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Company officials told me that what we're seeing is a continuation of that re-calibration.
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Roush said she checked the calibration on three different voting machines after receiving a call.
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Valve is including the custom lens calibration and correction software within the SteamVR technology suite.
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It has all of Apple's signature tech, too, including 3D Touch and True Tone automatic calibration.
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Well, just the final thought there is that, again, it has to do with the calibration.
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"Squads testing the … system wore vests fitted with tracking and calibration sensors," the videos narrator explained.
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Such calibration periods, as they're known, are a crucial part of climate science research and monitoring.
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But the product's calibration system does a really impressive job tailoring the sound through the app.
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A correct calibration of confidence would have led to triaging patients to higher level centers sooner.
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After a calibration process, Vizor can precisely display the orientation of the tools during the operation.
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It uses a statistical calibration from the panel to represent the U.S. internet population at large.
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The government welcomes the MPC's assessment but says it believes the policy stance "probably required calibration".
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But the older the machines are, the more likely you are to see screen calibration issues.
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However, because it allowed for personal thought and calibration before responding, it created community and connections.
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Rather, conspiracy has always been a separate offense, punished independently without calibration to the underlying crime.
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But without calibration, the online-only element of the VoteCast survey would have been a mess.
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Infiniti made this platform theirs by changing the suspension tuning, steering, throttle response and transmission calibration.
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Surprisingly there was no messy calibration required so my hands could be tracked inside the demos.
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NASA then analyzes the pictures and if the colors appear off it can correct the calibration.
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What this means is LG will now store a wide range of calibration patterns right on the TV.The only really annoying thing about today's announcements from LG is that the coolest ones—Apple support and built-in calibration patterns—won't be coming to older model LG TVs.
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This orientation calibration mechanic for Mario Party is currently front runner for Interaction Design of the year.
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While I can't rule out calibration issues, I'm assuming this is because I'm just bad at baseball.
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Basel is already looking at the impact, calibration and coherence of its rules, and has eased some.
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The company points out that Stanford didn't do the calibration necessary to make the watch more accurate.
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"The calibration between how fast [stars] spin and how old they are is really challenging," Barclay said.
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After a brief tutorial and stylus calibration, its app-filled home screen pops open in an instant.
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You align your eyes with two circles on the screen and wait for the calibration to finish.
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If the legislation passes, Apple will be required to sell its calibration machines on the open market.
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One factor holding some issuers back, however, is a question mark over the final calibration of MREL.
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If it's not already on, turn on "Motion Calibration & Distance" by swiping the button to the right.
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He has also talked about being on at the Gigafactory, helping diagnose calibration issues until 2 a.m.
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After I downloaded the app, the instructions walked me through the calibration process in about a minute.
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On Monday in New York, Ms. Jones endured more, but in a new calibration she had requested.
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For the first few weeks, it was a constant calibration of whether there was a spirit present.
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The calibration takes about 15-20 seconds (not instant like Apple's HomePod) after the speaker's been repositioned.
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The headband connects surprisingly fast, but its app could be clearer and faster about its calibration process.
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Some even argued the calibration of the system could actually push up market rates in certain places.
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Weinraub finds a place of distance and subtle re-calibration where nothing is what it at first appears.
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Some sort of color coverage (the Asus) or display calibration (the Gigabyte) is very important, it turns out.
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Fasulo said that Sony has worked with Portrait Displays and SpectraCal to ensure optimal calibration and picture performance.
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There's a possibility that the recalled vehicles might not have received proper calibration during manufacturing, the company said.
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The platter, naturally, monopolizes the majority of the surface, featuring the standard speed calibration pattern on its side.
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Listening to "Old Town Road," I'm pulled in by its tricky calibration—it's cerebral but never too serious.
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But censorship is something to be avoided because it's a mis-calibration: Something valuable was prohibited or erased.
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It also uses a room calibration technique to adjust the sound performance to the specific space around it.
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In the back room of every Apple Store in the US is something called an iPhone Calibration Machine.
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In the future, the manufacturing industry won't need to send their weights and scales to NIST for calibration.
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They argued that her team used outdated data for part of their analysis and an unfamiliar calibration technique.
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"More time is needed to finalize some work, including ensuring the framework's final calibration," the Basel Committee said.
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Always ready to use, the L515 retains its depth accuracy throughout its lifespan without the need for calibration.
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TIRED: My main complaint with the ZenBook is the default display calibration, which looked particularly bad to me.
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There's also an initial calibration process where the app "learns" your own voice to make its tracking more accurate.
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We found this out by testing the TV with a SpectraCal C0003 colorimeter and CalMAN's professional TV calibration software.
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The instrument will also get a new "detector calibration device," which will help make the telescope's observations more precise.
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Still, the default contrast is acceptable and not too far off from what my Spyder5 screen calibration tool suggested.
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Of course, that's a time-consuming solution riddled with all sorts of calibration issues in spacing and font size.
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In South Carolina, calibration issues caused discrepancies between what people intended to select and what they ended up selecting.
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It largely rejected O'Brien's explanation for the DDE readings, blaming the solar cells' unexpectedly low output on calibration errors.
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The machine also fine tunes the display and software to match the precise colors and calibration of the original.
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I learned about the existence of the calibration machine from two former Apple Geniuses and one current Apple Genius.
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"Right to repair" legislation in eight states would require Apple to sell the calibration machine on the open market.
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Pushing the Sport Response button on the steering wheel provides 20 seconds of engine overboost and aggressive shift calibration.
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At first, the Move sounded muffled and muddy inside of the bookshelf, but after auto-calibration, it became fuller.
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There's a technical-sounding theory, called facultative calibration, that you're familiar with even if you've never heard its name.
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It didn't help her calibration, which took 20 minutes of headband adjusting, or her score (again, just one bird).
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The result is a novel of ideas that reads like smart pulp, a page-turner of craft and calibration.
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Thus, calibration can be anywhere and anytime during the multiyear mission, although preferably near the beginning of the mission.
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That's just not how this technology works, and whatever else their calibration is, they're looking for shareholder value, right?
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Melissa Spencer, health physicist at Penn State University, told Gizmodo in an email that she agreed in the calibration issues.
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The apps are a mobile version of the headphone calibration software that's existed for the desktop since earlier this year.
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There's also the matter of calibration, still a fairly complicated process that takes around five to 10 minutes to complete.
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There's a broad set of color calibration options, including sRGB, so most people's tastes should be sated by this screen.
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That'll be followed by a months-long period of data verification and cross-calibration before the mission begins scientific operations.
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It uses a combination of HD displays, see-through lenses and precise eye calibration to create a pretty powerful effect.
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But even at roughly 10 feet away, with the Joy-Con behind my back, my calibration tests registered just fine.
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The suit said VM employees from Italy worked at Fiat Chrysler's Michigan headquarters on engine calibration and air emission issues.
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But the problem is harder to get around with virtual reality and motion control products, which often require precise calibration.
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Hardware developers will be able to augment their headsets with them with the help of accompanying calibration and manufacturing tools.
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He said he had been working in the Gigafactory until the wee hours of the morning, helping diagnose calibration issues.
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Stephanie Syjuco: Neutral Calibration Studies (Ornament + Crime) continues at Catharine Clark Gallery (248 Utah St, San Francisco) through August 27.
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So there seems to be some evidence of a facultative calibration, but it could be more complicated than originally envisioned.
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Ben Brantley found the play abstruse; however, he wrote, "the precise calibration of the physical production holds your attention." theshed.org
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Ben Brantley found the play abstruse, however, he wrote, "the precise calibration of the physical production holds your attention."theshed.org
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Yet calibration is an art if you don't have thousands of dollars of tools and it can be time-consuming.
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But the impeachment trial requires a more precise calibration, particularly when it comes to voting on whether to allow witnesses.
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"This autumn, we will decide on the calibration of our policy instruments beyond the end of the year," Draghi noted.
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He later mentioned that the bulk of the decisions it will make on policy calibration will probably be in October.
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There's a fine line between voicing strong political stances and becoming an activist, and each company makes that calibration differently.
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That's why getting at least some practice attempts under murky conditions would be important for achieving the desired visual/kinesthetic calibration.
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Here she begins by steeping raw grains of rice in olive oil and seasonings whose precise calibration she hesitates to reveal.
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The Beam has a few more bells and whistles than the Command Bar, including a calibration system within the Sonos app.
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However, many people will find that more advanced calibration can improve image quality in specific settings like a dark home theater.
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The LEVLhome costs $699 for the device, and will cost an extra $49 a month for replacement sensors and calibration gas.
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"What we would be doing in the autumn is to work out the calibration of our monetary policy instruments," he added.
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They require daily calibration to make sure they are accurate, generally involving a finger prick test with a standard glucose monitor.
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He headed the laser and calibration product line and machine tool product line before moving to his current role in 2016.
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Election officials said it was a "calibration issue," and there was no evidence that any ballots had actually been filed incorrectly.
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We have a lot of software skills right now, around engine controls, calibration, communication, and entertainment technology — you know, Sync, electrification.
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The Studio also has built-in calibration similar to competing systems to get a read on the acoustics of its surroundings.
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You can foretell everything from the calibration of the craftsmanship to the heft of the cast, and "The Post" inarguably delivers.
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But in a real-world setting, and with thousands of workers, this type of calibration would be much harder to do.
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The data indicate that ice sheets are "very sensitive" to warming and provide important calibration targets for future ice sheet models.
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President Trump should give diplomacy a chance, but the calibration of what we saw in Singapore earlier tilted toward sadists worldwide.
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The original application included calibration, but Dexcom is in talks with the agency to approve a version that wouldn't require any.
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" But, he added, "I believe the minimum wage increase, done correctly, will stimulate the upstate economy, but that is a calibration.
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Professor Bentley's scientific exploits combined the derring-do of the great polar explorers with the painstaking work of measurement and calibration.
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Sumner and her fellow citizen watchdogs have been banging the drum over how unreliable the calibration of the machines can be.
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If you want to fiddle further with the default picture settings, the TV also includes the option for comprehensive calibration adjustments.
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A. O. Scott, writing in The Times, called the film "at once feverish and meticulous in its calibration of wanton emotions."
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Both scales address two major calibration points (freezing and boiling), but divide the temperature range between them in differently sized degrees.
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Twice a year, this peer feedback comes into play in so-called calibration meetings, where employees are given one of seven grades.
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Samsung's Galaxy S10 smartphone has the best and the brightest display ever seen on a smartphone, according to display calibration company DisplayMate.
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OnePlus offers a few different color calibration presets, or there are sliders to customize color profiles like sRGB or P3 even further.
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While the music seems to be back on at the IPO party, aspects of the private market re-calibration may be permanent.
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They both pass over a pair of ground stations—Corsica and an oil rig off the California coast—for even better calibration.
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In a world that requires endless size calibration, this is surely a relief to customers (petite and plus sizes are also available).
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An automated, software-driven process takes you through controller pairing and calibration step by step, with clear instructions all the way through.
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So it's good news, then, that Apple has sent the proprietary calibration machines to three "Authorized Service Providers" around the United States.
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The One, for instance, had decent mid range but an overly bright high end with just the out of the box calibration.
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Pre-meditation calibration was much faster, and no longer involved being asked to think of office supplies or kinds of land mammal.
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The car doesn't exactly have precise controls (one side was always dominant), but there is a "calibration" setting that helps with that.
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Levandowski allegedly also downloaded presentations containing information about "the manufacture, assembly, calibration, and testing of Waymo's LiDAR sensors," according to the complaint.
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The calibration test was also a good time for me to fiddle with the machine and get to know how it works.
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The problem is, the Trueplay calibration requires you to wave an iOS device (Android isn't supported) around to scan the the room.
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However, all assembly is done by AJH's small team in the U.K., including SMD soldering and the required calibration of each module.
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Both scales address two major calibration points (freezing and boiling), but they divide the temperature range between them in differently sized degrees.
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The scales both address two major calibration points (freezing and boiling), but divide the temperature range between them in differently sized degrees.
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There are potential calibration issues, since building materials are all different, pointed out Stephanie Keehan, nuclear physics lecturer at RMIT University in Australia.
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Julie Anand and Damon Sauer are photographing the x-shaped calibration markers from a once top-secret spying project by the US government.
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"The Committee concurs and asks the PRA for an update on the best approach for improving the risk margin calibration," the report said.
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On their road trip to Texas, they brought with them a radiation detector and samples of radioactive materials for calibration of the device.
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Correcting the projected image requires calibration for every user, however, because everyone wears a watch a little differently, and has different physical features.
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It's Apple's display calibration, however, that makes the iPhone X's display just a bit better than the best displays in Samsung's own phones.
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In Lightroom Classic and Camera Raw, these are now part of the Basic panel (and not hidden in the Camera Calibration panel anymore).
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Working in partnership with audiologists at Mimi Hearing Technologies in Berlin, Beyerdynamic has developed a sound calibration and customization app it calls MIY.
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To seal the deal, Razer will ship the Blade Pro with a calibration app from THX that covers everything from gamut to contrast.
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I've no doubt that Johnson understands a crucial Star Wars balance—the calibration between goofy creature gags, starship melees, and high-minded fantasy.
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Technicolor apparently lended some "color science expertise" related to calibration and reproduction technologies to LG in the making of these sets, as well.
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After installing the update and going through a calibration process, he was told to call back if the Joy-Con Drift issue returned.
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If the company can perfect the prototype so that the calibration experience isn't too painful, these headphones might be worth it for some.
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Crosley offers a lot in the way of arm calibration, but the record player should be good to go out of the box.
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He walks, he runs, he carries heavy loads and now – as part of a calibration program – he can do chores around the house.
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These are useful for round-the-clock control, but also subject to calibration errors and failures in the event of a power outage.
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With the concepts of empire and economy in mind, the chaotic "Neutral Calibration (Ornament + Crime)" (2016) installation now offers more approachable access points.
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There's a fine calibration at work — she knows how to show sharp, sometimes unsympathetic edges and still keep an audience on her side.
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And Quantum Machines' hardware also offers very fast calibration, which in turn yields better, more precise results from the quantum processors it controls.
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Using other image processing tricks and careful calibration, the software can also track where a finger is touching the screen, and where it's moving.
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Once it has completed its three-month testing and calibration phase and been put into active service, JPSS-1 will be rechristened NOAA-20.
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Real-time passenger tracking and calibration of airbags and other safety features will become a critical design consideration for the cabin of the future.
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It could be better in terms of color accuracy and calibration, but there's a good chance you wouldn't even notice the TV's few shortcomings.
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The investigation could not determine that the installation test of AOA sensor was perform(ed) properly; however the mis-calibration was not detected. 8.
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"From that first cocktail party, it was like this instant calibration between souls, as if we had known each other once before," Marx said.
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This measurement data is then combined with calibration data that Verto collects from analytics and advertising platforms across nearly half a billion devices monthly.
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The touch gestures took a little bit of work to get right and could definitely use some calibration as Sony continues work on these.
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While the headphones were able to adjust to my ears just fine, the calibration process was rather grueling for Verge news reporter Chris Welch.
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These are dangerous and delicate times, and anyone who wants to confront the newly elected president must do so with wisdom, nuance and calibration.
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The instruments, which receive regular maintenance and calibration to ensure accuracy, measure types of pollution such as ozone that less expensive monitors can't detect.
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Eckhardt and his colleagues concluded that the problem with the machines, made by Election Systems & Software (ES&S), was likely a simple calibration error.
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These sensors have to be replaced regularly and CGMs—available by prescription only—still require daily calibration with a traditional finger-prick glucose meter.
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Tech rehearsals — the millisecond-by-millisecond calibration of every lighting cue and sound effect — can sap the will of even the hardiest theater folk.
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Tech rehearsals — the millisecond-by-millisecond calibration of every lighting cue and sound effect — can sap the will of even the hardiest theater folk.
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I'm sure pro users would tinker with color profiles and calibration options, but for my uses and preferences, this Dell monitor is just about perfect.
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Stella sent a sample to a colleague's lab asking for the same analysis "for cross-calibration purposes" but without saying where the sample came from.
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" A strategist for one of the 2020 candidate told me this calibration will be tough: Primary voters hunger for "someone to descend to Trump's tactics.
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Once this calibration is complete, the virtual limb is superimposed on a live webcam image of the patient, starting just where the real limb stops.
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Competition in the "grey zone" between peace and war requires constant calibration that could all too easily be lost in the heat of the moment.
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The scientists also used modern precipitation data from weather stations in the same region to obtain an observational record from 1951-2013 for calibration purposes.
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It insisted on a long and bizarre calibration before every session, in which you were asked to make your brain noisy to establish a baseline.
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He spent quite a bit of time trying to get them to fit properly inside his ears so that they would initiate the calibration process.
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The company also aims to reduce the overall cost of fiber connectivity by automating some of the maintenance and calibration involved in fiber optic installations.
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This would constitute a tapering of some sorts though the ECB will argue that it is a re-calibration rather than a path towards zero.
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Calling the review "very strange," Musk also said that the variability in stopping distance was due to an ABS (Anti-Skid Braking System) calibration algorithm.
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Richland County Elections Director Rokey Suleman told the news station that he believes the voting malfunctions were caused by a calibration issue with the machines.
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Combining the latest drone technology with a simulated satellite payload and mathematical algorithms, QuadSAT simplifies the requirements for satellite antenna testing, qualification and calibration. Tesseract
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Now, as long as the Sonos Move is connected over Wi-Fi, it will do this calibration routine all by itself in around 4993 seconds.
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The restrictions cover exports to Russia of anything with a potential national security purpose, such as gas turbine engines, electronics, and testing and calibration equipment.
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Absent some satisfactory calibration, our national security agencies run the risk of being marginalized and ultimately irrelevant and ineffectual, with grave consequences for national security.
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To ensure accuracy, alcohol breath testing programs must perform regular maintenance and calibration checks on their devices, and calibrate their devices when outside of specifications.
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Also a Swede, he ordered a thermometer in the 1740s using Celsius gradations, but with calibration shifted to move in the same direction as Fahrenheit's.
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Also a Swede, in the 1740s, he ordered a thermometer using Celsius' gradations, but with calibration shifted to move in the same direction as Fahrenheit's.
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"Calibration of Indifference" (2015), another smallish work, is much less lustrous, almost a drawing, made through an equally thin application of blues, whites, and purples.
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The calibration markers helped assure that the film was in focus, and that there was a landscape measure to accurately assess the size of pictured objects.
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"By turning the sites into observatories of the contemporary proliferation of satellites, we feel we are bringing new meaning to the calibration markers," the artists said.
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The data is due to engineers and scientists using new and novel calibration methods that enhances the ability to measure changes in the brightness of exoplanets.
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He did a lot of preparation work, tested different lens packages, and tested different LUTs [look-up tables, or color-correction calibration settings] that they designed.
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Even with Apple's True Tone color calibration turned on, it's always a little warmer than my XS. And there's that off-axis color shift and shimmer.
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One of the more impressive features on the Peak is the Intelligent Temperature Calibration, which will make handoffs between friends during a smoking session utterly seamless.
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Common customization features such as contrast adjustments, configurable input, color calibration, sound level adjustments and closed captions already make a big difference in increasing games' accessibility.
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That global accreditation standard for calibration and testing laboratories is necessary for the ministry to allow a lab to perform food safety testing on its behalf.
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The loss triggered a re-calibration of the AKP's election strategy after Erdogan's polarizing campaigning in March was judged to have backfired and alienated Kurdish voters.
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But don't take our word for it: you can do a "calibration" test again and see if the minimum audible sound on each frequency has improved.
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Broward County officials said they were not prepared for the voting-machine calibration test they had planned for Saturday afternoon and were recessing until 7 a.m.
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They have to be tightened to a fine calibration without being twisted and are encased in white plastic cylindrical sheaths to guard against weather or sabotage.
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They knew when each one was distilled, so they were able to use that data to create a calibration curve to determine the age of Scotch.
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A woman usually must increase her dose as her pregnancy progresses, then taper back down after the baby is born; the right calibration can be elusive.
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The careful calibration of American strikes, though apparently intended to avoid escalation, appears to have left both Mr. Assad's military capability and his strategic reasoning intact.
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"Given its importance, we are taking the appropriate amount of time to carefully consider a reasonable calibration that is suitable as a global standard," Coen said.
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TCL says its new iPQ Engine ensures accurate colors out of the box, but you'll still want to go through calibration to unlock this TV's full potential.
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"It is a difficult market when you've got such a re-calibration of both oil and gas pricing, " the company's CEO Peter Botten told CNBC's "Street Signs ".
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Apple-authorized service providers do not get access to the iPhone Calibration Machine, which allows Apple to re-key Touch ID sensors, making screen replacements much easier.
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The first thing you'll notice when you try the new version is that the initial calibration process that measures the distance between your eyes is now automatic.
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More interestingly, the calibration machine can change the settings on the iPhone to allow Apple to replace broken Touch ID buttons, which is impossible outside of Apple.
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I have to wear a plastic net over my hair and shoes to go see it because any bit of debris could throw it out of calibration.
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Calibration applies a forced curve that diminishes the impact of data, can heighten the impact of subjectivity, and introduces an element of randomness into the review process.
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This auto-calibration, which in practice works much like the similar feature on Apple's HomePod, is made possible by the four far-field microphones on the Move.
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"In addition to the interface software, a whole host of other plugins were built into C4D such as custom animation tools and a calibration system," Heslop notes.
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Ideal for general listening, the Shure SRH240A Headphones offer excellent sound reproduction and comfort with 40mm neodymium dynamic drivers and calibration for impedance, power handling, and sensitivity.
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Musk said the variability in stopping distance was due to a braking system calibration algorithm and could indicate some Model 3s took longer to stop than others.
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"Ancient DNA gives us these extra internal calibration points, we get an extra dimension of time in our research, checking in on biology long after death," Duggan said.
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The government said in a statement it believed the "policy stance probably required calibration," in an indication it may be unhappy with the RBI retaining its tightening bias.
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A lot of audiophiles detest noise-cancelling headphones because they tend to hamper sound quality, but the Cowin E7 Pros deliver real-time audio calibration to preserve clarity.
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Late last month, the company promised a software update designed to address the phone's color calibration — a conscious choice on the company's part that left many users cold.
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You essentially play a little game where you track a light in front of you and the new gaze recognition system takes care of setting up the calibration.
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In France's climate, the calibration renders the anti-pollution device virtually useless for seven months of the year, Renault itself concedes in company documents also seen by Reuters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Three banks have been mandated on a 339 million euro equivalent leveraged loan financing backing the acquisition of French calibration services provider Trescal, banking sources said.
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Since experts doubt North Korea has any intention of surrendering all its nuclear weapons, that re-calibration reduces risks of a summit ending badly and escalating tensions anew.
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Hensoldt said various radio station broadcasts in the area, especially a bunch of strong Polish FM emitters broadcasting deep into Germany, improved TwInvis calibration during the Berlin show.
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Fitch reviewed the probability of exhaustion from three independent modeling firms and from the CEA's survivability scenarios against the insurance-linked security (ILS) calibration matrix for this assessment.
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"The GHOS will finalise the calibration in 2016 to allow sufficient time for the leverage ratio to be implemented... by 1 January 2018," it said in a statement.
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" An Apple Store Genius confirmed to me that the home button is only replaceable in Apple Stores and can only be fixed using Apple's proprietary "iPhone Calibration Machine.
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Asus says it puts each monitor through a three-level factory pre-calibration process, so the monitor's colors should be as accurate as possible when they reach you.
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After a very quick calibration, I was able to control the camera movement (normally mapped to the right analog stick) and aim at enemies simply by looking at them.
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As heart-wrenching as this week's news has been, it's perhaps fitting, some sort of cosmic calibration, that Fisher and Reynolds left this world at virtually the same time.
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Color spaces, gamuts, and calibration are extra specs worth checking out before your next smartphone purchase—you're going to be spending a lot of time looking at the screen.
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Because this record extends back to the last glacial period, to around 54,0003 years ago, scientists are now equipped with a more accurate standard for use in radiocarbon calibration.
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As the review process moves up the chain over the course of multiple weeks, lower-level managers gradually leave the room, until the company's vice presidents finish the calibration.
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These headphones even have anatomy calibration to tailor sound to your ear and integrated head tracking that adjusts the audio intricately to sound perfect no matter where you move.
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While VR calibration usually requires walking around a room to trace its boundaries, the Quest lets you simply put on the headset and paint virtual lines on the floor.
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In past models, the Touch ID button caused independent repair companies headaches because replacement buttons had to be synced with Apple's proprietary "calibration" device, known as the Horizon Machine.
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But what PlayStation VR offers is simplicity — from setup, to calibration, to actual use, the experience is very similar to what you've experienced before setting up any new console.
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During a routine gyroscope calibration on June 24th, SOHO spun out of control, losing the alignment that let its antennas communicate with Earth and its solar panels capture energy.
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Everything from the ticket requests, to the nerves requiring a different level of energy calibration, to the knowledge that one match could completely redefine your career—it's all different.
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This amazing accuracy will be accomplished by using a GPS receiver, a doppler locater (DORIS), and a laser retroreflector array (LRA) to bounce laser beams from calibration ground stations.
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The C200 is easy to use out of the box and features a lot more calibration and customization options than the lion's share of the company's record-playing options.
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For her part, Dr. Mainzer said the asteroids with exact measurement matches were used for calibration and thus the values were set to those that had been previously observed.
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The very challenging set of DisplayMate Test and Calibration Photos that we use to evaluate picture quality looked absolutely stunning and Beautiful, even to my experienced hyper-critical eyes.
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At the center is a 5.5-inch pOLED display (2560 x 1440) that looked like it had good viewing angles and calibration during my brief look at the device.
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It takes readings from a sensor under the skin but doesn't require finger sticks for calibration, and is about the size of a quarter and as thick as two.
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We know that big data sets have inherent structural biases, and those biases require calibration to a "truth set," which in almost all cases is benchmarked to the census.
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Although many of us have done the bulk of the work for this period, thousands of Googlers are still required to participate in hundreds of calibration and promotion committees.
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Careful calibration of stress testing for climate change will be needed, because such testing requires assessing the effects of shocks or policy actions that may have little historical precedent.
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In the late 80s, during a rare calibration, the IPK (or 'le grand K') was found to be slightly lighter than the rest of the copies around the world.
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Most importantly, Apple told Reuters that it will make its "Horizon Machine" (we've been calling it the iPhone Calibration Machine) available to 400 members of its Authorized Service Provider program.
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But instead of requiring users to go through an annoying re-calibration procedure every time they want to use the watch, the researchers have resurrected the "swipe to unlock" gesture.
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What's more, calibration is critical to this technique; changes in the amount of atmospheric radiocarbon over time means that radiocarbon dates have to calibrated against a chronological, or calendrical, timescale.
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We're not sure how exciting a spreadsheet or analytics program can be, but they'll look a lot more inviting on a 3440 x 1440 screen with 679.993% sRGB color calibration.
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South Carolina: The Richland County elections director told CNN that he was seeing more frequent issues with calibration for older voting machines — meaning the wrong candidate was being accidentally selected.
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It's just a very good and reliable screen, and OnePlus has gone to the trouble of providing sRGB and DCI-P3 color calibration options for those among us who care.
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Yet even with all of my careful calibration and self-acceptance, here's my own daughter exhibiting implicit weight bias — negative attitudes about heavy people that exist beneath our conscious awareness.
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To create this profile, you go through a simple two-minute frequency calibration test in which you're asked to signal when you hear eight snippets of music for each ear.
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She wasn't on-screen for very long, but just long enough to indicate that she could build a whole career out of that raw, tricky calibration of sexiness and cynicism.
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I had a quick demo with the product in our San Francisco office just ahead of Disrupt, and the difference before and after the app's quick calibration is pretty staggering.
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The images shared by Pete Lau show him packaging the first OnePlus TV off the production line, as well as a OnePlus TV seemingly going through a screen calibration test.
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This seems to mostly be a calibration issue, as I noticed it getting more accurate the more I used it, but buyers should be on the lookout for miscounted steps.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — Stephanie Syjuco's exhibition Neutral Calibration Studies (Ornament + Crime) at Catharine Clark Gallery is physically dominated by an installation of the same name.
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The clutter of "Neutral Calibration (Ornament + Crime)" mirrors the frenzied composition common to these compiled visuals or guides — especially the images of women, similarly used as "props" in reference materials.
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The new calibration used by the researchers, accounting for this "marine reservoir effect," has confirmed that all of the bones date to the same time period from the ninth century.
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"Although we recognize the importance of strong capital requirements," big banks' ability to serve as leading lenders "depends on the efficient calibration of regulation, including capital requirements," the letter reads.
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Adding a recommended $975 3.5-hour training seminar, a $295 odor sensitivity test kit, and a $99 maintenance/calibration fee (recommended annually) means buyers could end up paying over $3,000.
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The model I tested worked perfectly out of the box with minimum setup and no calibration and I was able to print a few objects from the included 1GB SD card.
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The setup is pretty simple: if you choose to transform your smartphone into a meme-killing machine, this man in the game will walk you through the calibration process: He's great.
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They do so with the help of Active Noise Cancellation Technology and some extra-comfy rotating ear cups, as well as real-time audio calibration, which ensures an awesome listening experience.
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So if it's ever commercialized, there will need to be an initial calibration procedure to ensure a pleasant and tasty dining experience, without going so far as to cause physical discomfort.
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The lawsuit argued that during a second step of the review process, called "calibration," higher-level management would modify employee ratings, despite having little to no actual contact with the employee.
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While Thomas is still working out calibration issues with some of the sensors, he is confident in the temperature measurements—the aspect of the project he was trying hardest to perfect.
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The draft conclusions will also call on global regulators to "carefully assess the design and calibration of this reform package on the basis of a comprehensive and transparent quantitative impact analysis".
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Now, the models used for computer calibration are of varying skin colors, as seen in the chipboard cut-outs Syjuco includes in the installation (all images are available open-source online).
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If the performance evaluation process is based on objectivity and data, then there should be no need to force calibration into the process and unnecessarily downgrade or devalue otherwise solid performers.
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Such software calibration problems may have contributed in some way to Forkner's observations and conclusions about MCAS' behavior, the former pilot, and a second former Boeing engineering employee, Rick Ludtke, said.
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The thrill of newfound freedom, the child-like glee of trying on new voices, the ongoing calibration of emerging authority, the curdling of unlimited free expression into endless serial mob outrages.
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The Center for Land Use Interpretation notes that there are "dozens of aerial photo calibration targets across the USA," most of them made in the midcentury and many still on restricted land.
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Once you have a decent-sized pile of PxC, head to the Base of Operations and find the blueprints vendor upstairs (right next to the Calibration Station, if you have that unlocked).
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The 95 satellites of the once top-secret Corona project sent their last images in 1972, but the calibration markers still stand in a grid that once measured around 16 square miles.
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I'm already not great at shooting basketballs, so lending a lack of calibration to my lack of coordination made for a bit of a mess – even picking up the ball proved difficult.
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The claims allege that bias and unreliable peer comparisons in the promotion and pay process, also known as the Calibration Process, cost women over 500 promotions and millions of dollars in pay.
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These metrics – along with calibration data on the size and stiffnesses of objects of different material types – is what gives the gripper a sense of what material the object is made of.
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This is perhaps the most complicated of Facebook's privacy and security customization options, and it involves a lot of careful calibration to make sure you have a setup that works for you.
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The speed calibration light is built directly into the power knob, projecting onto the side of the platter, indicating whether it's time to use the pitch adjustment slider on the other side.
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The innocent will rely on the legal process to prove his or her innocence by establishing the miss-calibration of police measurement equipment, or the absence of a clearly posted speed limit.
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Workers would sneak freshly built Model 24s out of factory mode to zip them over to a camera calibration station (or "cam cal"), which was located far away from the GA24 tent.
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And perhaps he will write another book—one that interrogates his own calibration of the balance between duty and honor in the service of a President who didn't want to be challenged.
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The researchers had to wait until the two celestial bodies were positioned like this because it provided them with the best view of the moon to perform their calibration, Dr. McEwen said.
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They're totally customizable and come packed with features like planar magnetic drivers, Waves Nx technology for real-time 3D processing, and anatomy calibration that tailors the sound to you for uncanny accuracy.
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On a laptop, Kouider walked me through a calibration exercise to create my "neural profile"—in essence, how my visual cortex lit up in response to my eyes focusing on specific things.
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Wright says he wanted to avoid the user needing to have to conduct lengthy calibration with the Dubler machine-learning powered software, which would be the case if third-party microphones were supported.
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BEIJING, July 12 (Reuters) - A Chinese civilian aircraft successfully carried out calibration tests on two new airports in the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea on Tuesday, state news agency Xinhua said.
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FCA has denied that it was using defeat devices and said that the higher emissions come from a difference of opinion with the EPA over the calibration of its vehicles' emissions control devices.
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From there, he goes through a few different calibration processes for different third-party peripherals, explaining how an Xbox controller has a different button layout than the right-facing Switch Joy-Con controller.
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If you think stressful thoughts during the calibration, when you calm down for you meditation session itself you will seem like a zen guru because it's all relative to that baseline you established.
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After running a quick calibration to get to know a user's "neutral browsing expression" (NBE), Blissify hijacks the user's webcam to monitor their facial expressions in real-time as they browse the internet.
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This is an extremely important point: All three Apple Geniuses told me that the calibration machine can currently only be used on phones that have been unlocked by their owners using their passcodes.
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Under Armour says it plans to rollout a firmware update to the Band within the next 90 days that will include better calibration, but why it's not shipping with this is anyone's guess.
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All the sound calibration goes on inside the familiar-looking inline controller — you know, the thingy with the play/pause buttons and the mic that you see on almost every pair of earbuds.
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These stylish headphones come packed with adaptive noise cancelling technology that actively blocks external noise, real-time audio calibration that preserves a premium listening experience, and up to 22 hours of battery life.
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Ray Soneira has tested every major phone, tablet and laptop series for many a year, using all the cool color calibration, reflectance and brightness measurement and other gear that goes with the job.
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"In my view, the calibration of the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio (SLR) for the U.S. global systematically important banks should be reconsidered from this perspective," Powell told a Chicago symposium on central clearing.
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Methods like splitting tubes come with concerns about the proper calibration of machines that must now feed oxygen to several users with potentially different needs, and will likely result in patients sharing pathogens.
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Beats Studio3 Wireless Over‑Ear Headphones — save £100 These massively stylish headphones offer up to 22 hours of battery life, pure adaptive noise cancellation, real-time audio calibration, and a whole lot more.
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Specifically, they were told that $26 million was being diverted from Hill AFB Composite Aircraft Antenna Calibration Facility and another $28 million from the Utah Test and Training Range Consolidated Mission Control Center.
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And while the app can be a bit finicky at times throughout the calibration and color matching process, the voice chimes in to let you know that "you're doing great!" and to keep going.
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They did this partly because the kilogram artifact was losing weight, which was causing trouble with international calibration, but also because they wanted to fulfill the mission laid out by those 18th century revolutionaries.
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All the sound calibration goes on inside the familiar-looking in-line controller — you know, the thingy with the play/pause buttons and the mic that you see on almost every pair of earbuds.
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Georgia Rittenberg, president of Santa Clara, California's ComputerCare repair shop, says her company is piloting the device and is unsure if or when more calibration machines will be made available to other repair shops.
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Northern Thunder, then, is one expression of something which has happened several times during the Syrian conflict: a re-calibration by Saudi Arabia about where to make alliances and which political outcomes are acceptable.
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"I would absolutely pursue something even if that means some adjustment to make it possible," Trump said at a press conference, without defining specifically how much of a calibration he'd be willing to make.
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Why it matters: The relatively complex task involves what tends to be considered human traits — fine-motor movements, hand-eye coordination, and proper calibration of the amount of force needed to put something together.
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Once it has established a connection (the longest part of the whole process) and noted your baseline brain activity with eyes closed in a calibration session, the Muse is ready to read your mind.
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Meanwhile, the Demon's transmission brake, Drag Mode calibration and optional race gas compatible engine control unit were retired with it to help keep the 3,300 examples of it that were built a little extra special.
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"The jet from this quasar could serve as an important calibration tool to help future projects penetrate the dark ages and perhaps reveal how the earliest galaxies came into being," Bañados said in the statement.
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Basel, whose rules are applied in about 100 countries, has yet to decide on calibration or how much extra capital, if at all, banks would have to hold against operational risks under the proposed changes.
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Another substantially contributing factor was the ineffective communication of critical information regarding a suggested technique of turning on pitot heat in order to remove moisture from the PTUs prior to performing an air data calibration.
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Here, a more complex calibration anoints boneless hunks of dark thigh meat, which acquire a seal the color of caramel in the wok and arrive shining, adorned with garlic and swooning leaves of Thai basil.
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Only a fellow Butterballer knows how difficult it is to not launch into a lecture about oven calibration when an angry caller blames you because a turkey took five hours instead of three to cook.
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"Dealers will reprogram the electronic brake control module in these vehicles with a new calibration that will improve how the system utilizes the hydraulic brake boost assist function when vacuum assist is depleted," Flores said.
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Apart from the corners, the new iPad Pro display is substantially the same as last year's Pro, with Apple's extremely smooth 22Hz ProMotion variable refresh rate system, True Tone automatic color calibration, and wide color support.
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Its impressive spec lineup includes planar magnetic drivers for high-quality cinematic sound, Waves Nx technology for real-time 3D processing, and anatomy calibration that adjusts the audio based on the specific user for remarkable accuracy.
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"Today's NODX print reinforced our view that risks to the growth outlook is clearly skewed to the downside and could possibly elicit a further calibration in policy settings," said Weiwen Ng, an ANZ economist in Singapore.
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A short calibration sequence led me into a seat in Watney's rover, where I was tasked with driving the last few hundred feet to the Ares IV rocket that's going to bring Watney to his rescuers.
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The claim at times has proved to be a careful calibration of trying to stay away from the Russia probe even while maintaining his credibility for being left out of the loop by the West Wing.
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A Reuters review of automaker positions on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) repair and calibration showed that Nissan, its luxury division Infiniti and Volvo also say parts and repairs from unauthorized dealers will affect their warranties.
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"This system allows people with diabetes to avoid the additional step of finger stick calibration, which can sometimes be painful, but still provides necessary information for treating their diabetes—with a wave of the mobile reader."
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New Kickstarter-funded Ossic headphones claim to use head-tracking tech and calibration sensors in the headphones to measure the shape of a listener's ears and use that data to locate sounds for more accurate realism.
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Trauma produces "a re-calibration of the brain's alarm system, an increase in stress hormone activity" and, also, "compromises the brain area that communicates the physical, embodied feeling of being alive," Mr. van der Kolk writes.
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Then you just tell it to work out for itself, via the individual calibration of all of these interconnected switches, whatever path the data should take so that the inputs are mapped to the correct outputs.
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Currently, to combine data from two uncalibrated instruments, researchers have to make adjustments that can render several years of data useless, Dr. Weatherhead said, adding that "We really are lost if we don't have good calibration."
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Twitter did not offer immediate comment on the issue, but commentators suggested that the hashtag may in fact have been removed due to automated spamming or as a part of its standard calibration of top trends.
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LG's also making a move to make its TVs easier to calibrate—particularly you don't want to pay someone to come calibrate your TV, or drop $1,500 or more on the necessary pattern generator required for calibration.
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US repair provider ComputerCare announced two days ago that it was one of three third-party firms in the US selected as part of a new pilot to get new calibration machines and complete repairs on site.
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Read more: This Is Apple's Mysterious 'iPhone Calibration Machine' Now, the hackers are threatening to reset a number of the iCloud accounts and remotely wipe victim's Apple devices on April 7, unless Apple pays the requested amount.
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"The calibration machine was a rather big device (imagine something roughly the size of a fairly large microwave) that phones had to be inserted into after replacing the display," one former employee told me in an email.
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The official reason for having two satellites is redundancy and calibration: if we lose one to a cloud of space debris, the other can keep logging independently, and while they're both up they can cross-check everything.
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And, remember, calibration will be key: What's good news in Brussels will be considered provocative behavior in Moscow, so celebrating NATO accomplishments should be accompanied by clear signals that NATO isn't an alliance designed to destroy Russia.
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"European banks...are deeply troubled that an overly conservative calibration of the final rules will inevitably result in further increases in capital requirements," he wrote in the letter seen by Reuters and first reported by Les Echos.
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Once the screen is replaced, Apple Geniuses put the phone into the iPhone Calibration Machine (revealed by Motherboard earlier this month) to re-key the Touch ID sensor and make sure the screen replacement was a success.
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Google has gotten fairly good at using wifi signal, location, mapping and calibration data to estimate store visits, but the company still struggles to deliver insights to customers that operate in dense cities and multi-story malls.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS SACE's ratings are determined by a combination of the public finance and insurance criteria, with the latter providing the calibration of capitalisation, asset quality and financial performance ratios against median guidelines per rating category.
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Certain cars from Fiat Chrysler, Honda and Toyota require such static calibration, with each model using different measurements — even if the cars use the same camera systems — according to Edward Sprigler, a vice president at Safelite Autoglass.
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The OLED display on the iPhone X required a complete ground-up redesign of the touch input system on the device, and some speculate that Apple simply needed to adjust its calibration for dealing with temperature variance sensitivities.
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If you don't remember what tracking is, or weren't alive during the VHS heyday, some VCRs allow you to adjust the tracking (in other words, the calibration) of a tape during playback to fix a wobbly, unclear picture.
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The inexpensive 3D printer is designed for ease of use, featuring push-button printing and auto-calibration, along with integration with the company's Educational Ecosystem, a selection of software focused on folding the technology into a classroom setting.
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The other big issue that comes up is a calibration error where the touch screen got out of whack and needs to be adjusted or perhaps the voter put their hand on the touchscreen and inadvertently marked it.
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According to one current and two former Apple Store employees, there is a "Calibration Machine" in the back room of every Apple store that is able to reset the pairing between Touch ID buttons and the Secure Enclave.
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" Here is Tesla's full statement to CNBC: "In recent months, we have further enhanced the safety and efficiency of our paint shop, including significant upgrades to equipment, as well as an extensive maintenance effort involving cleaning and calibration.
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There's even a support article that lists a bunch of issues that may arise if you don't have the right display, including degraded multi-touch, unintentional battery drain, incorrect color display calibration, and well, need we go on?
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The release also patches bugs related to the flashlight not opening properly, display calibration issues, a problem related to running shortcuts on the HomePod and a bug where the iPhone's Bluetooth connection could be lost in some cars.
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The watch's sensors track the movement of the user's finger as they swipe the slider, and by tracking the position and changing size of the finger as it moves toward the watch, the calibration calculations can be automatically made.
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"For a sample that is actually 40,000 years old, the nominal C14 age would be about 35,000 years, and the age you would calculate from previous calibration data would be about 38,000 years, with a large uncertainty," explained Edwards.
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Musk tweeted that it "looks like this can be fixed with a firmware update" to the anti-lock braking system calibration, which would be distributed as an over-the-air update to its connected cars within a few days.
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According to Rittenberg and owners of other authorized repair companies I've talked to, without the calibration machine, Apple-approved repair companies are required to collect the phones and send them out for repair offsite, which sometimes takes several days.
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Image: AppleThe OnePlus 5T launched with a choice of five color calibration options; Google has been pushed to add an extra color mode to the Pixel 2 XL; while DisplayMate says the iPhone X manages colors better than any other phone.
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"This (the quick 700 million pound payout) was not part of the original proposition, so this represents a change in calibration and we think that GKN needs to redefine the make up of the 13 billion pound return proposition," he said.
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Inside the main building, there have been troubles with camera calibration, where employees test the in-vehicle cameras on a Model 3 to make sure they are working properly in concert with sensors to enable Tesla's semi-autonomous-driving features.
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One of the pods I tried did seem to have a calibration problem, with the Vive warning me I was about to hit a wall only after I'd bumped into it, but that seemed to be a one-off aberration.
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Featuring Adaptive Noise Cancelling technology, 45mm large-aperture drivers, real-time audio calibration, a built-in voice-optimized microphone, and swiveling protein over-ear pads, these sleek and swanky headphones are the only headphones you'll ever need (or want) to use.
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Meanwhile, the government, which has been at loggerheads with the central bank, said it welcomed the Monetary Policy Committee's assessment but it believed the "policy stance probably required calibration," suggesting it may be unhappy with the RBI retaining its tightening bias.
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Hasselblad believes it produces colors that are more true to life than anyone else, and it does have its own color profile, though ultimately the company says it all comes down to how much time you spend perfecting that calibration.
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After a few calibration swings with the smart bat, I stepped up to the baseball-on-a-string swingaway setup and planted my feet on the turf roughly where I thought they ought to be (hey, I've at least watched baseball).
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The dosimetry business, which makes testing and calibration equipment for a range of applications, saw a 12.8 percent fall in revenues, as it was slower to convert long-term orders and the market for traditional X-ray therapy was tough.
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The patent sounds fresh and goes into detail about how Microsoft would implement pressure-sensitivity, calibration, and precision to a touch-screen and stylus-friendly device — and it even uses a smartphone as an example of how to employ the technology.
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Aware that the F17 satellite was getting old, the NSIDC had been running calibration tests to maintain a consistent record of sea ice extent between the sensor on the F17 satellite and the DMSP F19 satellite, which was launched in 2014.
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The Vive's accompanying setup tool guides you through calibration quite well — there's a step-by-step process that includes tracing around your space with a controller for room-scale VR and simply orienting the headset in your preferred direction for standing.
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The vehicles were tested in cold temperatures and snowy conditions for durability, powertrain calibration for certain road conditions, and tests to see how the chassis, car body, battery system, air condition and heating system all work in sub-optimal situations.
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LG 34-Inch Curved 21:9 Monitor for $193 ($230 off): Get a further discount by entering the code ESIFEQ at checkout on this gaming and work monitor with high-performance color calibration and an easy-to-install, ergonomic design.
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But little touches like front and back sensors for ambient light detection, automatic calibration and brightness that take user preferences into account — these also improve the experience, and phone makers have been adding them at a good clip, as well.
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The lawyer said that he believes a hand recount will show that a number of ballots initially scanned by machines were not read properly due to stray markings or calibration issues, and that Nelson will likely gain votes from those ballots.
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According to those people, the calibration machine is a microwave-sized device that costs tens of thousands of dollars and has a mechanical arm that can run the iPhone through a battery of tests to make sure it's working properly.
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Under the terms of the sanctions, any attempt by an American company to obtain an export license to sell anything with a potential national security purpose — gas turbine engines, electronics, integrated circuits and testing and calibration equipment — will be automatically denied.
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He understands that opera is a careful calibration of explosion and control, and he manipulates that balance to leave you — as you're left when watching all the best operatic performances — in a state of both satisfied delight and sustained, agonizing tension.
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One of the issues also cited by some users with the first-generation product was a relatively fuzzy image produced by the built-in projector, which required specific calibration to remain in focus, and it sounds like they're addressing that, too.
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"The key message from the Fed minutes is that the 25 basis-point cut in July was just a calibration, a mid cycle adjustment and not the start of a new easing cycle," said Rodrigo Catril, a senior FX strategist at NAB.
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JERUSALEM/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Two Israeli air strikes against Hezbollah targets in Syria in recent weeks seem to mark a more openly assertive stance toward the group after years of shadow boxing, requiring careful calibration to avoid escalation into a war that neither wants.
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Incredible New Image Shows the Earth and Moon From MarsDuring a recent calibration exercise, NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter captured a remarkable view …Read more ReadJan Fröjdman wanted to see those HiRISE images move and he was willing to put in the necessary work.
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In particular, these optical specifications are of interest: Automatic pupillary distance calibration Holographic Resolution: 2.3M total light pointsHolographic Density: >2.5k radiants (light points per radian)To anyone that's been following the HoloLens release closely, the hardware specifications are kind of a big deal.
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She was quiet for the moment, but at any time she might toss off a teasing zinger toward an old friend who was present, or a directive to her assistant to make a minute calibration to one of her hard-edge abstract paintings.
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BLANKFEIN: --AND THEN THE DISTRIBUTION QUESTION IS ONE OF CALIBRATION AND DEGREE AND WHERE I AM ON THAT SPECTRUM, WHICH WAS THE OBSERVATION THAT I MADE, WAS THAT I MAY BE IN THE MIDDLE -- I'M NOT AN EXTREME END OF THAT SPECTRUM.
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The unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court stems from criminal charges brought more than two years ago against a State Police sergeant who was accused of falsifying calibration records on breath test devices that were used in five of New Jersey's 21 counties.
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Cowin E7 Pro Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Wireless Headphones Mute the world around you with the Cowin E7 Pro Wireless Headphones, which are armed with Adaptive Noise Cancelling technology (ANC), complete audio clarity with real-time calibration, and 30 hours of battery life.
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Cowin E7 Pro Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Wireless Headphones Armed with Adaptive Noice Cancelling (ANC) to actively block external noise, these comfortable over-ear headphones deliver virtually complete audio clarity (with real-time calibration) for up to 30 hours at a time.
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China has been building other airfields in the South China Sea as part of a controversial land reclamation program and in July civilian aircraft successfully carried out calibration tests on two new airports in the Spratly Islands, on Mischief Reef and Subi Reef.
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The men's staircase work and trampoline calibration has even more seasoning — just the ever-so-momentary planting of feet on the side of the staircase to simulate walking up a wall is a Charlie Chaplin-Fred Astaire-Michael Jackson-level masterpiece of gesture.
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"We'll suddenly have a calibration for who we are and how we fit into the universe and that we're not singular," says Tarter, who was the inspiration for Jodie Foster's character in the movie Contact, based on the novel by cosmologist and astrophysicist Carl Sagan.
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It says 24 billion colors, which is a more impressive way of saying it's a 24-bit TV. When you buy a 24K TV, its documentation speaks the language of marketing, but the Xbox One X speaks the dry technical language of engineering and calibration.
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"The key message from the Fed minutes is that the 25 basis-point cut in July was just a calibration, a mid cycle adjustment and not the start of a new easing cycle," said Rodrigo Catril, a senior FX strategist at National Australia Bank.
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Razer has been mum on the specific reasons it purchased THX, and most assume it's for a better position in VR, yet the acquisition also gives Razer an opening into the audio space and even Hollywood where THX certifies theaters for premium surround sound calibration.
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The Good Inexpensive • Easy to use • Calibration for playback The Bad Low-end components The Bottom Line It's not quite as plug-and-play as Crosley's Cruiser line, but the C200 is a quick and affordable way to introduce vinyl into a home stereo system.
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The technology "has the potential to become the first needle-free approach - and that includes avoiding completely a finger-stick calibration - to monitor blood sugar levels over the course of a day," Dr. Adelina Ilie from University of Bath, UK told Reuters Health by email.
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Last year, a group known as BOSS, the Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey, came up with a Hubble constant of about 68, based on how 1.5 million galaxies were clustered in space and time, but it used data from the cosmic microwave background for calibration.
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