Sentence examples for Calibrated from inspiring English sources
The word 'calibrated' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the process of adjusting something to make sure it is working accurately. For example: "The student was very careful to ensure that the microscope was properly calibrated before beginning the experiment."
The only surprise is that she quit in terms calibrated to maximise pain in No 10.
At this stage, the carefully calibrated plans for English votes for English laws, in which there is a veto for English MPs over legislation purely affecting them, will look unfit for purpose to many rightwingers.
The Whitehall source said the Queen's intervention was carefully calibrated.
Maybe, as with Candy Crush, the game boards are calibrated to be almost-but-not-quite impossible to solve in the number of moves you get for free … but you can pay for extra moves when you've reached frustrated breaking point.
Senior cabinet ministers have let it be known that these were badly calibrated and embroiled the coalition in arcane arguments about the handing of local healthcare budgets, an issue few civilians were interested in.
And second, is there speculation taking place that makes markets overreact?"Raghu recipeThat calibrated stance seems likely to continue now that Mr Rajan is at the RBI.
Their whole point is that they are not calibrated to the strength of an adversary.
The most important is a widespread belief that the scope of payments would be calibrated to avoid harming the bank's solvency, thus quashing the beginnings of panic.
Lots of lenders, borrowers and home buyers did, or would have done, foolish things without the aid of securitization.I think that there are some pretty clear benefits to securitisation, including the distribution of risk (one suspects that models of risk are being re-calibrated just a bit in the wake of the housing crash and crisis).
Fourth in Fröbel's series of 20 age-calibrated gifts was a set of eight blocks, sized ½ by 1 by 2 inches, or a 1 2 4 ratio, that could be formed into a cube.
But in fact Mr Obama passes the Cheney test fairly well, providing a well-calibrated combination of toughness and strategic innovation.
