Sentence examples for calibrated yet from inspiring English sources

But the chemistry isn't fully calibrated yet.

The famed Johnson radar hasn't calibrated yet.

His transformation, calibrated yet organic, carries the audience along.

It had withstood centuries, its pendulum still perfectly calibrated, yet all around were reminders of those for whom it had tolled: the artist, Jan Bernink, who built it and died in the mid-18th century; the former owner, L. Cabot Briggs, class of 1931, who bequeathed it to the college in memory of his grandfather, Louis Cabot, class of 1858.

Bach's effortlessly effortful counterpoint, which warps and wefts your very ears just as it distorts and twists the stuff of multi-voiced musical composition, finds a visually resonant analogy in Reilly's finely calibrated yet instantly hallucinogenically powerful optical illusion in Streak 2, 1979.

Want one with precisely calibrated yet organically complex characters?

In a speech on Friday, President Bush portrayed the government moves as forceful yet calibrated.

He has the bearing, the command and the dignity and, to go with them, an incendiary yet calibrated violence of emotion.

Last year St. Tone released "Live in the Studio," a 13-track CD that successfully captures the band's raw yet calibrated energy, which plays so crisply in concert.

Chaplin's wild yet precisely calibrated comedy is as derisive and keenly targeted as it is in "The Great Dictator," and is even more pointedly aimed at his personal persecutors.

SCIAMACHY is currently (September 2002) in its commissioning phase and only preliminary, i.e., not yet fully calibrated, Level 1 data products are available, generated mainly for initial Level 0 to 1 processing verification purposes.