calibration |
finetuning |
As a noun calibration
is the act of calibrating something.
As a verb finetuning is
present participle of finetune.
qualification |
calibration |
As nouns the difference between qualification and calibration
is that
qualification is a clause or condition which qualifies something; a modification, a limitation while
calibration is the act of calibrating something.
calibration |
confrontation |
As nouns the difference between calibration and confrontation
is that
calibration is the act of calibrating something while
confrontation is the act of confronting or challenging another, especially face-to-face.
measurement |
calibration |
As nouns the difference between measurement and calibration
is that
measurement is the act of measuring while
calibration is the act of calibrating something.
calibration |
characterization |
As nouns the difference between calibration and characterization
is that
calibration is the act of calibrating something while
characterization is the act or process of characterizing.
standardisation |
calibration |
As nouns the difference between standardisation and calibration
is that
standardisation is standard spelling of from=British spelling|lang=en while
calibration is the act of calibrating something.
calibration |
check |
As nouns the difference between calibration and check
is that
calibration is the act of calibrating something while
check is a situation in which the king is directly threatened by an opposing piece.
As a verb check is
to inspect; to examine.
bore |
calibration |
As nouns the difference between bore and calibration
is that
bore is farmer while
calibration is the act of calibrating something.
calibration |
standard |
As nouns the difference between calibration and standard
is that
calibration is the act of calibrating something while
standard is .
calibration |
control |
As nouns the difference between calibration and control
is that
calibration is the act of calibrating something while
control is influence or authority over.
As a verb control is
to exercise influence over; to suggest or dictate the behavior of.
Pages