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This ephemerality contributes to social media's tendency towards self-consciousness and the constant calibrating of one's public persona.

In his finely graded sentences, nature writer Robert Macfarlane gives us the textures and smells and experiences of what is out there, beyond us, and his careful calibrating of each phrase actually effaces him from his texts.

All the calibrating of expectations aside, something dramatic must happen in the debates, or over the next few weeks, to alter the course of the race, and it must satisfy three criteria: it must be major, new and digestible.

But he does all the weighing and calibrating of audience reaction in his head, whereas many comedians, like C.K. and Aziz Ansari and Mike Birbiglia, listen to recordings of their performances to see what got nice laughs and what fizzled.

61027-056, certified Hg thermometers AA grade, were used for controlling and calibrating of data loggers.

This paper describes an experimental method for the estimation of nonlinearity, testing and calibrating of the different thermocouple types using artificial neural network (ANN) based algorithms integrated in a virtual instrument (VI).

Our demo was professionally set up and calibrated of course and while Epson's reps said out-of-box performance would be good, they recommended professional calibration to get the absolute best performance.

Given that many voice recognition systems — from Google Glass to IVR-based cuserviceservices — don't actually work particularly well, I'm guessing that dissatisfaction may be one of the more highly calibrated of the emotions that Beyond Verbal can track.

The cell cycle length and migration velocity were carefully calibrated of the basis of the time-lapse records.

The results of calibrating both types of networks are also given.

Here you'll find Foon Sham's seductive bio-morphic form made from hundreds of carefully calibrated pieces of wood.