Sentence examples for more calibrated from inspiring English sources

Mendizábal's statements have been more calibrated.

Rather, it is a gradual, modern-day genocide - a genocide through more calibrated, long-term means.

He dislikes the "cut and dried finality" of the Last Judgment, preferring the more "calibrated" idea of successive reincarnations.

Modernising China now poses a formidable challenge to the west - more calibrated than the one presented by radical Islamists.

In his more recent comments, Mr. Cheney has stuck with the administration's emerging position of a more calibrated response.

Many European countries manage more calibrated systems in which landlords set initial rents but cannot increase them arbitrarily.

"Never Mind the Bollocks," "Trout Mask Replica," "Metal Machine Music": each answer was more arcane, more demanding, more unmelodic, a more finely calibrated totem in the quest for peer status than the last.

The mean absolute value of these residuals in the more recently calibrated half is more than three times higher than in the half with older calibrations.

She is youthful just the same, fresher and more alluring than she appeared in recent photos, her turnout more artfully calibrated than her stage persona would suggest.

Overall, the test results for the two basins show that hydrological models that use appropriate cold regions algorithms and a flexible spatial structure can predict cold regions hydrological processes and streamflow with minimal calibration and can even perform better than more heavily calibrated models in this region.

On the field there is a more measured optimism afoot with the new manager, Ian Hendon, having made a string of more carefully calibrated League Two signings and the team performing impressively in pre-season friendlies.