Sentence examples for calibrate her from inspiring English sources

Merkel has to calibrate her message carefully because of elections in September.

The results of this experiment have let Dr Meadows calibrate her expectations about what might be visible from exoplanets.

Sometimes she used reflective tape to help her locate the high-jump bar and a tape measure to precisely calibrate her approach.

Sadly, this was not matched by the account of the songs by the mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill, who, possibly disturbed by the earlier events, over-dramatised the Gautier texts too much and struggled to calibrate her big sound to the orchestral refinement around her.

Her first engagement was on 26 July when she fired eight rounds at a range of 33000 yards at a German howitzer battery to calibrate her guns and fire control system, which provoked a response from the German 380 mm gun of Batterie Pommern south of Ostende.

Part of her rehabilitation is to try and help her re-calibrate her brain hemispheres.

Each contained a plea for mercy and a shiver of self-incrimination, and she perfectly calibrated her delivery, neither underplaying nor overplaying her hand.

In a somewhat breathless preface, he reports that she spoke to him in "measured and expansive paragraphs", "precisely calibrating her intended meanings" (by which he means that she used qualifiers like "sometimes" and "occasionally" a lot).

Ms. Reeves has calibrated her career so that she isn't just aiming at traditional jazz fans but at the larger area of instrumental pop and smooth jazz, too, while still claiming jazz diva-ship.

Instead of being a cipher that nobody can identify with, she has calibrated her crème-fraîche voice to the point of becoming a singer that anyone can identify with, if only in general terms.

Watching the Watchers Maria Sonin, 33, an office worker in Waltham, Mass., sat in front of a notebook computer looking at a movie trailer while Affectiva's software, through the PC's Webcam, calibrated her reaction.