Sentence examples for to calibrate with from inspiring English sources
But David Cameron and Ed Miliband will have to calibrate with care what they say about Nick Clegg as he will have to modulate the levels of abuse he issues in their direction.
This model is easy to calibrate with only a few required parameters that are provided by car manufacturers.
The toy model is based on water balance, easy to use and reproduce, and robust to calibrate with a short period of data.
Since exact values for the state transition propensities are not available, we used typical values from Kaern et al. (2005 [33], which were then uniformly scaled to calibrate with the expected time scales.
Ornithologists are eager to use Doppler to track bird movements, but first, they need to calibrate it with data from the ground.
Myoglobin digested with trypsin was used to calibrate the mass instrument with internal calibration mode.
The faux Iranian leadership had to "calibrate their response with great precision," he said.
On these and other questions about how to calibrate human demands with the ideology of the wilderness, Monbiot is silent.
But to do so, astronomers have to calibrate the Cepheids with known distances.
It is critical to calibrate the analysis with experimental extracted data.
That will allow scientists to calibrate its sensor with the moon, a necessary step for the delicate ocean color readings.
