Dosimeter manufacturers recommend that the instrument be calibrated with an acoustical calibrator such as a pistonphone before and after each measurement to verify reliable operation.
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ChromaPure is a commercial product that was released in 2009 . It was developed by a partnership between an American ISF calibrator and a programmer.
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The upper plate on the Y-axis was fed the output of a calibrator, allowing it to be adjusted so the beam was centred vertically.
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Exact information about the intake and its biochemical impact is usually only available in medical situations where radiopharmaceuticals are measured in a radioisotope dose calibrator prior to injection.
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Turnkey workstations were additionally supplied with a tablet, a Barco Reference Calibrator self-calibrating monitor and SCSI RAID storage, though stripped down versions were also available.
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Cleanliness and conscientiousness cleaning, patience, due care and attention, and repeated measurements ( good repeatability assures the calibrator that his / her technique is working correctly ).
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One odd fact : In 1932, Factor invented a catcher's-masklike contraption called the " Beauty Calibrator, " to measure the proportions of the face.
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But Goetz, 48, a self-employed electronics calibrator, could not even pay a judgment of $ 10, 000, his lawyer, Darnay Hoffman, said Monday.
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Recent research with another bat species, " Myotis myotis ", supports the hypothesis that bats use magnetic fields as a compass calibrator and their primary compass is the sun.
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A " " " is an acoustical calibrator ( sound source ) that uses a closed coupling volume to generate a precise sound pressure for the calibration of measurement microphones.
