The decimal point.

And calibrating a response was not easy.

Well, there's one number behind the decimal point, two numbers behind the decimal point, three numbers behind the decimal point, four numbers behind the decimal point.

So after we had Declan, we kind of recalibrated our expectations.

So you actually want this decimal to be right above this decimal.

Notice I lined up this decimal right below this decimal.

Decimal goes here, and I put the decimal right above, right there.

Floating point exception

Bring down the decimal point.

We've shifted the decimal.

This is the thousandths spot right here.

The decimal point, then.

We can break things down into highly calibrated small tasks.

You don't know how well it calibrates against time.

Make sure the calibration of your level is correct before starting

Finally, the adjustment programs themselves must be carefully re calibrated.

Indeed, it is now.

We put the decimal point here.

Actually, this decimal point is right here.

So we go behind our decimal point.

So the decimal will end up right over here.

And we just bring down the decimal point.

And I bring down the decimal point.

And then you have the decimal.

So, the comma continues on.

The decimal point is right over here.

Put the decimal right up here.

Put the decimal here.

So, you put the comma you start over here and every third number you put the comma.

So here I'm going to put the comma right here.

And then we put the decimal point.

We have two numbers behind the decimal point.

So now we have to worry about the decimals.

All of that is behind the decimal point.

So move the decimal two spaces to the left.

The new decimal place is here.

So our decimal place becomes like this.

I'll stick the decimal right over there.

Right there, that's where our decimals goes.

And that's where the decimal is going to sit there.

On December 8, 1995 the fourth revision of the standard (X11.1 1995) was approved by ANSI, and by ISO in 1999 as ISO 11756 1999.

Calibration of this equipment will be required at the time of installation ( 40,000).

In the mouse the interval is variable.

In the intervening period, a lot of water has passed under the bridge.

And let's add some trailing 0's for the decimal point here.