Once Woods calibrated for the wind, he rode on it.
On replacing Tierney, Kobak claims equipment wasn't adjusted to his personal specifications, leaving it "improperly calibrated for the height, weight and size of the plaintiff".
The idea behind the Letters of Note project that correspondence holds a rare communicative and aesthetic power also happens to be well calibrated for the Internet.
(The exhibition was curated by Bennett Simpson with Rebecca Matalon, of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and calibrated for the Whitney by Elisabeth Sherman).
And Netafim, the Israeli company that pioneered drip irrigation, has created new technologies in Jharkhand specifically calibrated for the small family farms scattered across India.
This makes it perfectly calibrated for the preschoolers and a pleasant break for parents worn down by the task of appreciating the hidden jokes that pervade so many children's shows.
Finely tuned as Simon's ear is for the newsroom, it is perhaps even better calibrated for the street corner and the precinct, having been sharpened by thirteen years of daily crime reporting.
Mr. Kocherlakota's perspective on the policy decision was shaped by his view that in November 2010, the Committee had chosen a level of accommodation that was well calibrated for the condition of the economy.
Its debut album, "Il Volo," a mélange of songs in Italian, English and Spanish calibrated for the widest possible appeal, was assembled over the next year and released in Italy in November.
The TUD model calibrated for the Hardenberg WWTP was used.
The model is calibrated for the French economy.
