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Перевод: calibration

[существительное]
калибрование; градуировка ; тарирование; стандартизация ; определение начальной скорости

Тезаурус:

1. The new 1020 LC Plus controller from Perkin-Elmer provides single-point control of an LC system at local level, with real-time display of chromatographs and system status and data handling capabilities which include batch reprocessing and multilevel calibration.
2. 7.8 The intercept method of calibration: the calibration is shown schematically without its error limits; these are incorporated in the overall error, .
3. The UC-sandia consortium wants to establish an X-ray calibration and standards facility at SSRL, among other things, to develop high-speed X-ray detectors to analyse radiation from nuclear weapons tests.
4. 7.4 High-precision radiocarbon calibration curve based on Irish oak (courtesy of Gordon Pearson).
5. Among the other benefits are database storage and simple recall of methods, spectra or data, multi-wavelength scanning (left to right or right to left), multi-standard calibration, statistical analysis of calibration data, molecular weight determination and positive or negative polarity options.
6. High-precision calibration curves now exist which confirm the two features apparent in Suess's curve.
7. Accordingly, we reduced the sensitivity of our scanning sonars to eliminate most of the signals from fish, to the point where only larger fish registered in the surface layers, and the calibration fish, the 330-g trout, was barely detectable at 25 m.
8. Radiocarbon results cannot therefore give a true measure of age and we need some method by which to convert them to calendar dates: this is the process of calibration (seep.124).
9. Since there is no theoretical way of predicting the correction factor, empirical calibration curves were needed to link radiocarbon "age" with known age.
10. Calibration of radiocarbon results relies totally on the provision by dendrochronology of a reliable calendar timescale.
11. It is therefore a very powerful dating technique making it possible to date the right archaeological samples (see p. 144) to the year of felling, as well as providing the accurate calendar timescale necessary for radiocarbon calibration.
12. Other features include six measurement scales and calibration standards traceable back to International Standards Organisations.
13. Once the calendar timescale has been produced using dendrochronology, groups of ten or twenty tree rings are dated by radiocarbon to provide the y-axis of the calibration curve.