Definition of calibration in English:

calibration

noun kalɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)nkæləˈbreɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action or process of calibrating something.
the measuring devices require calibration
Example sentencesExamples
- The oximeter device has been manufactured to automatically perform calibration when switched on.
- She watched her instrument panel and saw as the minute calibrations to their trajectory were made.
- We'll be conducting calibrations of the science instruments and of the engineering subsystems as we go forward.
- To allow frequent on-site calibrations, a new calibration procedure for erythemally weighing broadband radiometers that provides comparable measurements with the lowest possible effort is discussed in this article.
- Any of these factors could vary in a single instrument over the time period between successive calibrations.
- In order to obtain absolute estimates of these quantities, calibration using the fossil record is required.
- They recommend quality control of laboratories, where calibrations are carried out.
- In each study, hospital mortality was higher than predicted with resultant poor model calibration.
- The instrument operates from a standard electrical outlet and requires no calibration.
- The next two sections provide a brief description of the two calibrations and are followed by a description of the experiment used to test calibration performance.
- It's a rather crude and simple device, but still require calibration and care.
- The likely outcome of such an approach is that the models require major and separate calibration for every different circumstance.
- For accurate dead reckoning, calibration is required for the odometer pulses and the gyroscope.
- The instruments were swapped out for annual calibrations, so every year a different detector resided at each site.
- Thermobarometers require thermodynamic calibration of the equilibrium constant for a particular reaction or set of reactions.
- Shortly before the helium runs out sometime toward the end of August or beginning of September, the team plans to perform an important series of instrument calibrations.
- But be aware that this is a highly complex device, and will require some careful calibration and setup.
- It means that the process of testing and calibration is seen as providing defence against the critical uncertainties of the world.
- Hematocrit and hemoglobin values were obtained at baseline for calibration of oximetry measurements.
- The Canadian project scientist also leads a team of scientists from across the country in planning the instrument function, calibrations and early science investigations.
Synonyms
calibrated system, graduated system, system of measurement, measuring system, register
1. 1.1count noun Each of a set of graduations on an instrument.
  he peered at the calibrations on the rule
  Example sentencesExamples
  In addition to the basics, there are many specialized tools with unexpected shapes or special calibrations to streamline certain sewing tasks.
  Divergence times among clades in the ochrocephala complex were estimated using two different molecular clock calibrations (no specific calibration exists for the Psittaciformes).
  Scotland's history has always been a subject of controversy, even when dealing with the million-year calibrations of geology.
  The calibrations are checked before the game and at the intervals.
  The event this week is the first of two events early in the cruise phase that check instrument calibrations after launching.
  By being able to watch what's happening and using this information to make more precise machine calibrations, the team was able to boost the value.
  The filter coefficients are determined automatically when the O / E converter is connected to the oscilloscope, eliminating the need for factory calibrations.
  Maximum time limits were set to equal minimum time limits for fossil calibrations (i.e., calibrations were ‘fixed’), and only invertebrates were used to calibrate.
  In turn, those anchor points can be used as calibrations for more detailed time estimation within the group under study.
  A wavelength calibration module calibrates the detection and control unit.
  This calculation is vital, because it allows a technician to determine whether various meter calibrations are correct.

Definition of calibration in US English:

calibration

nounkæləˈbreɪʃ(ə)nkaləˈbrāSH(ə)n

1The action or process of calibrating an instrument or experimental readings.
the measuring devices require calibration
calibrations in the field of electronic measurements
Example sentencesExamples
- In order to obtain absolute estimates of these quantities, calibration using the fossil record is required.
- In each study, hospital mortality was higher than predicted with resultant poor model calibration.
- Thermobarometers require thermodynamic calibration of the equilibrium constant for a particular reaction or set of reactions.
- She watched her instrument panel and saw as the minute calibrations to their trajectory were made.
- The instruments were swapped out for annual calibrations, so every year a different detector resided at each site.
- It means that the process of testing and calibration is seen as providing defence against the critical uncertainties of the world.
- The instrument operates from a standard electrical outlet and requires no calibration.
- Shortly before the helium runs out sometime toward the end of August or beginning of September, the team plans to perform an important series of instrument calibrations.
- They recommend quality control of laboratories, where calibrations are carried out.
- It's a rather crude and simple device, but still require calibration and care.
- Any of these factors could vary in a single instrument over the time period between successive calibrations.
- The likely outcome of such an approach is that the models require major and separate calibration for every different circumstance.
- Hematocrit and hemoglobin values were obtained at baseline for calibration of oximetry measurements.
- The next two sections provide a brief description of the two calibrations and are followed by a description of the experiment used to test calibration performance.
- For accurate dead reckoning, calibration is required for the odometer pulses and the gyroscope.
- But be aware that this is a highly complex device, and will require some careful calibration and setup.
- The oximeter device has been manufactured to automatically perform calibration when switched on.
- To allow frequent on-site calibrations, a new calibration procedure for erythemally weighing broadband radiometers that provides comparable measurements with the lowest possible effort is discussed in this article.
- The Canadian project scientist also leads a team of scientists from across the country in planning the instrument function, calibrations and early science investigations.
- We'll be conducting calibrations of the science instruments and of the engineering subsystems as we go forward.
Synonyms
calibrated system, graduated system, system of measurement, measuring system, register
1. 1.1 Each of a set of graduations on an instrument.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Maximum time limits were set to equal minimum time limits for fossil calibrations (i.e., calibrations were ‘fixed’), and only invertebrates were used to calibrate.
  A wavelength calibration module calibrates the detection and control unit.
  By being able to watch what's happening and using this information to make more precise machine calibrations, the team was able to boost the value.
  In turn, those anchor points can be used as calibrations for more detailed time estimation within the group under study.
  The filter coefficients are determined automatically when the O / E converter is connected to the oscilloscope, eliminating the need for factory calibrations.
  Scotland's history has always been a subject of controversy, even when dealing with the million-year calibrations of geology.
  The calibrations are checked before the game and at the intervals.
  This calculation is vital, because it allows a technician to determine whether various meter calibrations are correct.
  Divergence times among clades in the ochrocephala complex were estimated using two different molecular clock calibrations (no specific calibration exists for the Psittaciformes).
  In addition to the basics, there are many specialized tools with unexpected shapes or special calibrations to streamline certain sewing tasks.
  The event this week is the first of two events early in the cruise phase that check instrument calibrations after launching.

单词	calibration
释义	Definition of calibration in English: calibration noun kalɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)nkæləˈbreɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action or process of calibrating something. the measuring devices require calibration Example sentencesExamples The oximeter device has been manufactured to automatically perform calibration when switched on. She watched her instrument panel and saw as the minute calibrations to their trajectory were made. We'll be conducting calibrations of the science instruments and of the engineering subsystems as we go forward. To allow frequent on-site calibrations, a new calibration procedure for erythemally weighing broadband radiometers that provides comparable measurements with the lowest possible effort is discussed in this article. Any of these factors could vary in a single instrument over the time period between successive calibrations. In order to obtain absolute estimates of these quantities, calibration using the fossil record is required. They recommend quality control of laboratories, where calibrations are carried out. In each study, hospital mortality was higher than predicted with resultant poor model calibration. The instrument operates from a standard electrical outlet and requires no calibration. The next two sections provide a brief description of the two calibrations and are followed by a description of the experiment used to test calibration performance. It's a rather crude and simple device, but still require calibration and care. The likely outcome of such an approach is that the models require major and separate calibration for every different circumstance. For accurate dead reckoning, calibration is required for the odometer pulses and the gyroscope. The instruments were swapped out for annual calibrations, so every year a different detector resided at each site. Thermobarometers require thermodynamic calibration of the equilibrium constant for a particular reaction or set of reactions. Shortly before the helium runs out sometime toward the end of August or beginning of September, the team plans to perform an important series of instrument calibrations. But be aware that this is a highly complex device, and will require some careful calibration and setup. It means that the process of testing and calibration is seen as providing defence against the critical uncertainties of the world. Hematocrit and hemoglobin values were obtained at baseline for calibration of oximetry measurements. The Canadian project scientist also leads a team of scientists from across the country in planning the instrument function, calibrations and early science investigations. Synonyms calibrated system, graduated system, system of measurement, measuring system, register 1.1count noun Each of a set of graduations on an instrument. he peered at the calibrations on the rule Example sentencesExamples In addition to the basics, there are many specialized tools with unexpected shapes or special calibrations to streamline certain sewing tasks. Divergence times among clades in the ochrocephala complex were estimated using two different molecular clock calibrations (no specific calibration exists for the Psittaciformes). Scotland's history has always been a subject of controversy, even when dealing with the million-year calibrations of geology. The calibrations are checked before the game and at the intervals. The event this week is the first of two events early in the cruise phase that check instrument calibrations after launching. By being able to watch what's happening and using this information to make more precise machine calibrations, the team was able to boost the value. The filter coefficients are determined automatically when the O / E converter is connected to the oscilloscope, eliminating the need for factory calibrations. Maximum time limits were set to equal minimum time limits for fossil calibrations (i.e., calibrations were ‘fixed’), and only invertebrates were used to calibrate. In turn, those anchor points can be used as calibrations for more detailed time estimation within the group under study. A wavelength calibration module calibrates the detection and control unit. This calculation is vital, because it allows a technician to determine whether various meter calibrations are correct. Definition of calibration in US English: calibration nounkæləˈbreɪʃ(ə)nkaləˈbrāSH(ə)n 1The action or process of calibrating an instrument or experimental readings. the measuring devices require calibration calibrations in the field of electronic measurements Example sentencesExamples In order to obtain absolute estimates of these quantities, calibration using the fossil record is required. In each study, hospital mortality was higher than predicted with resultant poor model calibration. Thermobarometers require thermodynamic calibration of the equilibrium constant for a particular reaction or set of reactions. She watched her instrument panel and saw as the minute calibrations to their trajectory were made. The instruments were swapped out for annual calibrations, so every year a different detector resided at each site. It means that the process of testing and calibration is seen as providing defence against the critical uncertainties of the world. The instrument operates from a standard electrical outlet and requires no calibration. Shortly before the helium runs out sometime toward the end of August or beginning of September, the team plans to perform an important series of instrument calibrations. They recommend quality control of laboratories, where calibrations are carried out. It's a rather crude and simple device, but still require calibration and care. Any of these factors could vary in a single instrument over the time period between successive calibrations. The likely outcome of such an approach is that the models require major and separate calibration for every different circumstance. Hematocrit and hemoglobin values were obtained at baseline for calibration of oximetry measurements. The next two sections provide a brief description of the two calibrations and are followed by a description of the experiment used to test calibration performance. For accurate dead reckoning, calibration is required for the odometer pulses and the gyroscope. But be aware that this is a highly complex device, and will require some careful calibration and setup. The oximeter device has been manufactured to automatically perform calibration when switched on. To allow frequent on-site calibrations, a new calibration procedure for erythemally weighing broadband radiometers that provides comparable measurements with the lowest possible effort is discussed in this article. The Canadian project scientist also leads a team of scientists from across the country in planning the instrument function, calibrations and early science investigations. We'll be conducting calibrations of the science instruments and of the engineering subsystems as we go forward. Synonyms calibrated system, graduated system, system of measurement, measuring system, register 1.1 Each of a set of graduations on an instrument. Example sentencesExamples Maximum time limits were set to equal minimum time limits for fossil calibrations (i.e., calibrations were ‘fixed’), and only invertebrates were used to calibrate. A wavelength calibration module calibrates the detection and control unit. By being able to watch what's happening and using this information to make more precise machine calibrations, the team was able to boost the value. In turn, those anchor points can be used as calibrations for more detailed time estimation within the group under study. The filter coefficients are determined automatically when the O / E converter is connected to the oscilloscope, eliminating the need for factory calibrations. Scotland's history has always been a subject of controversy, even when dealing with the million-year calibrations of geology. The calibrations are checked before the game and at the intervals. This calculation is vital, because it allows a technician to determine whether various meter calibrations are correct. Divergence times among clades in the ochrocephala complex were estimated using two different molecular clock calibrations (no specific calibration exists for the Psittaciformes). In addition to the basics, there are many specialized tools with unexpected shapes or special calibrations to streamline certain sewing tasks. The event this week is the first of two events early in the cruise phase that check instrument calibrations after launching.
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