And it's particularly important for women to be clear about how they want to be perceived sexually when young men are increasingly calibrating their assessment of what is and isn't acceptable according to the cum shots and anal obsession of internet porn.
This book hums — with sorrow, with outrage and with compassion for those who are caught in the gears of America's increasingly complicated (and increasingly poorly calibrated) financial machinery.
Use of marginal predictions by setting the random effects equal to zero (RE-zero) results in increasingly poorly calibrated predictions as the ICC becomes higher.
Cinema may be intangible: an attempt to capture light on celluloid, or increasingly, to calibrate it in pixels, to spin still images into the illusion of movement and then to repeat the trick – endlessly.
The success of "The Dinner" depends, in part, on the carefully calibrated revelations of its unreliable and increasingly unsettling narrator, Paul Lohman.
As he performed in larger venues, he made increasingly provocative observations about race, but in a way that seemed calibrated not to alienate his largely white audiences.
The process by which data are calibrated automatically is known as 'pipeline reduction', and is increasingly common at major observatories.
However, the traditional electrodes that could be calibrated and maintained at the same temperature as the experimental animal are increasingly being replaced by new automated blood gas analyzers.
Using results from the accompanying experimental investigation, calibrated FE models are used to predict the strength of steel storage rack frames with increasingly slender cross-sections.
In fact, in the years since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, criminal background checks calibrated to detect everything from arrests on dismissed or expunged charges to misdemeanor and felony convictions have become an increasingly common part of the job application process.
