Sentence examples for calibrate how from inspiring English sources

The key is the adjustable slider that lets you calibrate how strong the 3-D effect is.

Now he believes that they crave foreign help -- but that he must carefully calibrate how heavy a footprint they will stand.

Did you always know that you wanted to tell the story in this way, and how hard was it to calibrate how much each of your two main characters should know of the story?

The law's demise looms as another national gun tragedy, even as politicians in both parties calibrate how much more pandering to gun owners will be needed in the hunt for votes in the swing states.

The age of terrorism is forcing all of us to learn a whole new vocabulary that describes potential threats and their consequences, if for no other reason than to calibrate how terrified we should be as each new menace emerges.

Credits allow us to calibrate how many requests a user might get, so that nobody is overwhelmed.

Calibrating how far to go in making Nicole unattractive was tricky business.

I wasn't calibrating how much good it was going to do.

From then on, I began calibrating how far to turn my shoulders, and whom I would purposely counternudge.

A report Mr. Giovannoni released in the late 1980's, which calibrated how much or little of their audiences various NPR shows shared, branded those with the least congruence, especially opera, with frowning-face logos.

While it will be some time before Arbitron has calibrated how many listeners he has on the nearly 50 stations that do carry his show, many advertisers have seen little reason to wait.