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the new point, while the offset (or Y-intercept) does not
change.
One-Point Offset
In a one-point offset calibration, you reset only one point.
The line shifts so that it intersects the new point, but its
slope does not change.
Offset calibration is usually used to make one sensor
agree with another sensor. Due to normal variation
among probes, a second probe might read consistently
higher than the first probe. Normally this difference
would be insignificant; however, an offset calibration can
be used to bring the sensors into closer alignment.