In fact, the poor calibration of these terror barometers is a common theme.
As Grossman writes of the calibration of aggression: "This is a delicate and dangerous process.
The nuclear material was intended for scientific research and for calibration of radiation measuring equipment.
Jolly good, but precise calibration of your toil is not required.
He's careful with his calibration of these and other influences, but the effort doesn't feel belabored.
There's no consistent calibration of the conscience; feelings are not a reliable substitute for thought.
Arriving at the correct calibration of military force and political compromise is an excruciatingly difficult process.
Meanwhile, the calibration of some dips, sauces and soups wasn't quite right.
His work joined a novelist's fine calibration of detail to a bitingly acute critical sense.
Their intelligence is manifest above all in their efficiency, in the precise calibration of visual effects and moral resonances.
Technically, her dancing was exquisite, but dramatically it was transparent – as though she was living every calibration of the tragedy.
