Sentence examples for calibrated more from inspiring English sources

(Which, he admitted, needed to be "calibrated more carefully", whatever that management jargon means).

Not only is this response calibrated more by political expediency than compassion, he has also indicated he believes the answer to the problem is more bombing.

But the show's importance can be calibrated more personally as a conversation between two ordinary people who were powerfully affected by war.

Much of Mr. Obama's anticorporate rhetoric was probably calibrated more to lawmakers than to business leaders, but what the executives heard were declarations of war against American industry.

She won't win, partly because she's competing against Vera Farmiga from the same film, and partly because Mo'nique, in "Precious," gave a performance that is, if less calibrated, more physically audacious.

In reality, the device doesn't even have a clock face: it is instead used to measure the error in other atomic clocks, so they can be calibrated more accurately.

Mr. Lamb declined to reveal Lowe's budget, although Mr. Osborn described the new advertising as "more ambitious and more calibrated because the messaging is more integrated across more channels".

Statistical analysis of dispersal and vicariance identifies a Nilo-Sudan origin with southwards dispersion and confirmed that these four clades are the result of vicariance events In the absence of fossil Nothobranchius, molecular clock was calibrated using more distant outgroups (secondary calibration).

Over the years he says experience has provided him with "an internal alarm that indicates when a poem is finished, which I suppose gets better calibrated the more you do.

It gets a conventional 6-speed automatic, a $1,000 option, which is calibrated for more aggressive driving than the dual-clutch unit.The transmission fitted to both of my test models was the standard 6-speed manual.

The load cells were custom calibrated to more closely match the actual field conditions.