Sentence examples for he calibrated from inspiring English sources

As he carefully put the engine together, he calibrated the various components to Mr. Norm's exact specifications.

In thousands of studies, he calibrated factors like geography, demographics, weather and traffic patterns to help clients answer two vital questions: If we build it, will they come?

In "The Fog of War," the 2003 film in which closeups of his stricken face told much of the story, McNamara spoke of older ghosts, those of civilians consumed in the Second World War firebombings he calibrated for Curtis LeMay.

And even though it is true that he calibrated his blackness to suit his political prospects, Obama, to a great extent, had blackness thrust upon him).

To constrain the pattern and magnitude of morphological change to the biologically realistic (i.e., to prevent morphometric landmark configurations to evolve or drift via stochastic simulation into unrealistic form [Polly 2004 3]), he calibrated covariance matrices to empirical data.

As governor, he calibrated his response differently at the start of his term than toward the end.

He calibrates and recalibrates: Give Senator John McCain Ohio, Missouri, even Florida.

William Eggleston's photographs are filled with light; he calibrates its ­differences and qualities.

He calibrates his actions with a subtle sense of the consequences.

He calibrates his anger, vocally and physically, with chilling precision, from political aggression to power-lust to sexual frustration.

He calibrates the pecking order in a line of surfers waiting for a wave, the intense rivalry and peace of it.