The results are reported of a series of experiments designed to characterise and calibrate the role of non-dipolar (notably electric quadrupole dipole interference) effects in the angular distribution of photoelectron emission on structural studies of surfaces using normal incidence X-ray standing wavefield absorption.
She brings a precisely calibrated theatricality to her role.
[We] recognised that land issues have a deep, historical legacy in Kenya, and further noted that, given this, the bank's role must be calibrated carefully so that the bank is viewed as a partner helping to foster dialogue," it added.
But few were more adept than the Hungarian communists at reading the political runes, and a finely calibrated self-interest undoubtedly played an important role.
As I learned from our tour guide, he also played an active role in the courtship and calibrated his pheromones precisely to the employer's receptors.
Fiennes, last seen as the ebullient Charles Dickens in "The Invisible Woman," throws himself into the Gustave H role with unbounded but carefully calibrated zeal.
Written by David Seidler and directed by Tom Hooper (The Damned United, John Adams, Thee King's Speech works so well because of the nuance and beautifully calibrated performances of Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush in the central roles.
At calibrated intervals, Benedict XVI's interpretation of the role of the Church in salvation history could come as an unending series of syllables: a solemn pronouncement delivered over millennia in inarticulate snatches.
In this instance, the device was improperly calibrated, and acute alcohol intoxication may have played a role in the adverse event.
Medical physicists play a vital role in ensuring that radiation equipment is properly calibrated and that patients receive only what has been prescribed, no more, no less.
