Sous vide, which means "under vacuum" in French, refers to a technique where foods are vacuum-sealed to carefully calibrated degrees of pressure so they can be suffused with flavors in a marinade or submerged in temperature-controlled water baths.
Hot berbere paste and its spicy relatives awaze and mitmitta are integral to many recipes, yet different dishes have carefully calibrated degrees of fire, and some dishes, made without hot sauce and called alecha, are mild enough for the most sensitive palates.
The standout is Mos Def, a rapper with a sense of theater and comedy, who appears to understand the absurdity of his surroundings and carefully calibrates his degree of submission to it.
Calibrate the degree of controversy according to risk (especially for an early career researcher compared to a tenured professor); in general, only be prepared to put something on a blog that you'd be prepared to say to someone's face (or shout out in a crowded room).
This phantom makes it possible to calibrate the degree of brightness between sites and participants.
We show that a useful quantity to calibrate the degree of cooperation is the Shannon entropy.
These differences are useful for calibrating the degree of decline (or improvement) in internal consistency for scales known to have different baseline levels of reliability.
In fact, because the CT values were regularly calibrated, their floating degree of was limited to ±5 HU, which posed no effect on the accuracy of the measurement.
I never knew whether the people involved had any knowledge of anatomy, so they could calibrate the degrees of punishment.
British language is usually calibrated to the "nth degree" to balance those aims against a general endorsement of Palestinian rights and specific condemnation of Hamas and its tactics.
