Kalibrációból

Kalibrációból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from calibration" or "by calibration." It refers to the process or result of a calibration procedure. Calibration is the comparison of a measurement instrument's readings against a known standard. This standard is typically a device or material with a precisely determined value that is traceable to national or international standards. The purpose of calibration is to ensure that the instrument is providing accurate and reliable measurements within acceptable tolerances.

When an instrument is calibrated, its performance is assessed. If the instrument deviates from the standard, adjustments may be made to bring it back into compliance. The outcome of this process, the state of the instrument after calibration, or the fact that it has undergone calibration is what "kalibrációból" signifies. It can imply that a measurement was taken using an instrument that has recently been calibrated, or that a decision or action was based on the results of a calibration. For example, a sensor reading might be described as "accurate kalibrációból," meaning it is accurate because the sensor has been calibrated. In a technical context, it might refer to data or settings derived from a calibration process.