Sentence examples for it's calibrated from inspiring English sources

"It's always good to go back and look at the data as carefully as possible and make sure it's calibrated correctly," said William Patzert, a climatologist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in La Cañada Flintridge.

I appreciate heat in a drink, as long as it's calibrated and offset by something complementary.

The company's network is built only to run data traffic for connected objects, and by architecting it this way, it's calibrated to cover much larger geographies for much lower costs.

Several of these known readings are built-in (it's calibrated around half a plastic cup of water, as the plastic doesn't interfere with the fields) and the TestDrop doesn't need to check its data against the cloud in order to give a drink/don't drink response.

And make sure it's calibrated correctly.

In Costa Rica, however, numerous studies of biomass have employed Brown's [ 34] equation for wet forests (e.g. [ 17, 35, 36]) as it was calibrated with data collected at Costa Rica's La Selva Biological Station.

Since cardiac output is affected by the compliance of the aorta, the LiDCO calculates a calibration factor (CF) each time it is calibrated.

"What's unique about this agreement is that it is calibrated to favor cultural exchanges," Mr. Fiorilli said.

Unless it is calibrated properly, however, fear quickly turns into panic, and panic moves faster than any virus.

In addition, it was calibrated based on the assumption that Mr. Romney had won about 54 percent of the vote rather than his actual total of 50 percent.

Ikea is one of the great examples of what happens to a humane idea – the provision of decent, modern environments for living in – when it is calibrated purely towards profit and power.