Sentence examples for calibrated approach from inspiring English sources

The building's best features reside in the interior, along the carefully calibrated approach to the tomblike altar.

He then hit a beautifully calibrated approach shot and sank his 10-foot putt for par, clenching his right fist even before it reached the hole.

Aiming not at perfection but at improvement, accepting the vagaries of human nature as a premise that policy must accommodate, rather than wish away, meliorism forces a longer, more calibrated approach.

This must be a carefully calibrated approach so will likely have to be a system predicated on the applicant's skills and qualifications; the need for those skills in the economy; and their economic context.

The show takes a carefully calibrated approach to the "lifestyle" it portrays, relying on public information when it comes to describing crimes and employing a liberal use of the word "allegedly".

All responsible Internet hosts should consider a carefully calibrated approach that balances the interests of free speech with the imperative of providing a hate-free environment for all users.

b A clinically abnormal study of a 65-year-old female patient with a 3-year follow-up diagnosis of a dopaminergic degenerative disorder (multiple system atrophy) which was normal using BRASS quantification with the exception of striatal and putaminal binding ratios using a calibrated FBP approach (and putamen non-calibrated) and rated abnormal with the Southampton method of quantification.

Other approaches exist in addition to the previously described calibrated BOLD approach to calculate CMRO2 with MR: e.g. inhalation of O (Zhu et al. 2002), calibration with 1H MRS (Kida et al. 2000; Hyder et al. 2001), and global parameterization of the BOLD normalization factor (Kim and Ugurbil 1997) based on a method developed by Ogawa et al. (1992).

Obama (like Clinton and Bayh) has studiously calibrated his approach to Iraq.

Thereafter, the calibrated hybrid approach was implemented for forthcoming years.

We conclude that the calibrated BOLD approach provides a highly reproducible measurement of n that can serve as a useful quantitative probe of the coupling of blood flow and energy metabolism in the brain.