31. A correction factor can be used if the hardness of a convex surface is to be measured. 32. More sophisticated models contain the correction factor : 33. The geosynchronous satellite would radio a correction factor back to planes in flight, or any other user. 34. To adjust the results of different studies, he applied correction factors from hundreds of carcass placement trials. 35. The plane would sense the satellites, calculate a position, apply the correction factor and fix its location. 36. A correction factor applied to the linearized model resulting in an estimated climb gradient of 11 %. 37. The correction factor in this example will be raised by 9 / 8 ( + 12 % ). 38. It is normal to subtract a charge correction factor from all BEs produced by a non-monochromatic XPS system. 39. In the correction factor , Kagan and co-workers introduced two new parameters absent in Equation 1, ? and g. 40. The exponential term represents the Poynting correction factor and is usually near 1 unless pressures are very high.
