Sentence examples for calibrating yourself from inspiring English sources

It's all about calibrating yourself in your psyche and laying the gauntlet down to your opponents".

You can calibrate it yourself, or you can use the software to help you correct the battery circuit parameters by following the calibration wizard which is offered by the software.

But rather than calibrating the headphones yourself, the way owners of these major theater systems do, Audyssey has done it for you in the form of an app.

"And really what you create when you're constantly trying to calibrate and curate yourself is an intensely neurotic animal".

To protect yourself and the healthcare surroundings from harmful patient germs (e.g. after calibrating a glucose meter, after teaching the patient how to use an inhaler).

"And calibrating the big events is hard.

Try calibrating your thermometer!

Calibrating the compass accounts for this.

Otherwise you'd end up in your supervisor's office, complaining about how weird it is that not everything works the first time, outraged that you have to calibrate and clean equipment yourself, and asking, "Can't we just use gamma radiation to make a supersoldier already?" ROADBLOCK: No Jobs.

If you don't reach the high bar of exquisitely calibrated emotion that you've set for yourself, there's no scaffolding to protect you; you simply fall.

Against this there is a counter‑orthodoxy that suggests criticising Özil is to declare yourself unworthy of his minutely calibrated artisanal brilliance, eyes boggling as he gazes into the shadow world – the ghost passes, the invisible angles – like some frail alien princeling wheeled out to take us beyond our human plane into the footballing nether.