(She calibrates their closeness by whether they properly pronounce her name. It rhymes with Monty).
She likens such a writer to an abused wife who has so internalized her batterer's responses that she calibrates every word and action to anticipate and mollify him.
Critics, though, question whether she has chosen political expediency over principle, believing she has calibrated her message to appear non-threatening to the former military leaders who hold the key to her political future.
MIKE-SHE was calibrated for the period 1985–1990 and validated for the period 2000 2005.
Each contained a plea for mercy and a shiver of self-incrimination, and she perfectly calibrated her delivery, neither underplaying nor overplaying her hand.
Instead of being a cipher that nobody can identify with, she has calibrated her crème-fraîche voice to the point of becoming a singer that anyone can identify with, if only in general terms.
It was, because she had calibrated it that way, not just in the interest of entertaining an audience but also to put a star-studded face on an unpopular cause.
MIKE SHE model was calibrated as mentioned in the methodology section and the discharge was simulated.
The walls are covered with sketches, technical drawings and constellation charts, and a vintage barrister's case displays crystal and glass pieces, magnifying glasses, prisms, astrolabes and other scientific devices that, she says, "calibrate the unseen".
She has carefully calibrated her comments on Taiwan's political status throughout the campaign, saying she is committed to a "consistent, predictable, and sustainable relationship with China" while robustly defending Taiwanese autonomy and democracy.
