Sentence examples for is calibrating from inspiring English sources

As important as setting the right economic framework for commercial PSBs is calibrating the regulatory playing field across the public service broadcasting ecology as a whole.

The Romney campaign is calibrating its moves gingerly, trying not to alienate Republican voters who will be needed in the fall if Mr. Romney is the party's nominee.

"The government of Israel is calibrating a response that will affect the calculations of the Palestinian Authority without causing the kind of international intervention that Arafat seeks," said Dore Gold, an adviser to Mr. Sharon.

After this week's release, the rate of flow through 277 miles of the Grand Canyon is set to rise and fall for six months in a pattern that the United States Geological Survey is calibrating to match the demand for hydroelectric power in cities like Las Vegas, said Randall Peterson, a regional manager with the Bureau of Reclamation.

Now that he is taking office in 50 days, he is calibrating his statements to leave room to maneuver, knowing that some senior military officers are wary of moving too quickly and that the defense secretary he just reappointed has cautioned about timetables.

Igor M. Bunin, president of the Center for Political Technologies, a political and business consultancy in Moscow, said Mr. Prokhorov is calibrating his political ambitions to avoid too open a challenge to Mr. Putin, in spite of provocative arrests of his candidates.

The repression is calibrated.

"The anger is calibrated," she insists.

His mode of expression is calibrated liberal apoplexy.

* Gamma curve is calibrated on the factory line.

The experimental platform is calibrated in advance.