Sentence examples for more highly calibrated from inspiring English sources

Given that many voice recognition systems — from Google Glass to IVR-based cuserviceservices — don't actually work particularly well, I'm guessing that dissatisfaction may be one of the more highly calibrated of the emotions that Beyond Verbal can track.

It's highly calibrated, tested and – to an extent – controlled.

Cantor says "frankly" a lot, usually just before he says something that's highly calibrated.

The jazz bassist and bandleader Dave Holland has recorded with ECM records for more than 20 years, documenting everything from the loose, folkish 70's masterpiece "Conference of the Birds," to his collaborations with the saxophonist Steve Coleman and his growing affinity for odd-metered funk vamps, to his current project, a highly calibrated big band.

After the blind experimentation of the 1960's, the new drug culture offers a highly calibrated menu of possibilities to induce narrowly tailored effects.

The highly calibrated power and pace that send her shooting ahead of the other swimmers would be disrupted by the waves, currents, and human melee.

It's a highly calibrated performance, communicating depth and feeling with the most imperceptible shifts in facial expressions before rattling off quick-fire jokes.

In that regard, he may be a mirror of Fannie Mae itself -- a well-oiled, highly calibrated machine that has also attracted an unusual amount of enmity for being high-handed in its dealings with outsiders.

But what if there was a highly calibrated camera embedded in every garage door opener that could watch the degradation of automotive paint over the lifetime of the car?

Descriptive BNs are highly calibrated models that are useful for better understanding the physics and causal relationships driving a system.

But when we meditate, we discover we have a very refined, highly calibrated, inner psychic barometer within us that teaches us subtlety and discrimination, discipline and awareness.