| Today we calibrate our watches with atomic clocks, but back then there was no timepiece more reliable than the rotating Earth itself. |
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| We used a photograph of him taken backstage at the Winter Garden theater to calibrate our time extractor. |
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| We studied polarimetry with wide-band filters and a simple instrument that took us six months to calibrate. |
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| It may also prove possible in individual cases to quantitatively calibrate the trace elements for palaeoclimatic variables such as rainfall. |
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| But I do know that over time I have been able to calibrate my eye pretty well. |
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| Once in awhile, you'll also catch the cook sampling the wok's contents to calibrate your order. |
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| The campaign also initially failed to calibrate their message to voters who pride themselves on making informed decisions. |
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| So please calibrate this rave according to your own tolerance for artsy-fartsy pop, but don't go overboard. |
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| Computer software is used to calibrate the strain gauge and calculate blood flow measurements in the leg. |
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| Units must conduct and track services on all categories of unit equipment and must calibrate tools. |
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| When the car is back together, I'll drive it to Oxford and get him to calibrate it and to provide me with a few extra cogwheels. |
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| Correctly calibrate the sprayer and check the nozzle output and adjustment before adding herbicide to a tank. |
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| It is not easy to calibrate his success but it stirs a seamless passion in those now ready to take on the mantle. |
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| It is clearly important to have a precise C-value as a standard, as without this it is impossible to calibrate all other species accurately. |
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| Both discs contain color bars so that everyone can calibrate the picture properly. |
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| Landforms on Mars that appear to be related to climate changes help us calibrate and understand similar landforms on Earth. |
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| Maximum time limits were set to equal minimum time limits for fossil calibrations, and only invertebrates were used to calibrate. |
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| Check, control and calibrate portable gas measuring devices at any time: Dräger E-Cal, the automatic test and calibration station is made for it. |
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| It was an attempt to calibrate the law so that worthy new legal rights don't infringe on worthy old ones. |
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| The results of this experiment have let Dr Meadows calibrate her expectations about what might be visible from exoplanets. |
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| The most accurate means of calibrating or tuning an estimate is to calibrate by using your organization's own historical project data. |
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| In the future, we will calibrate only standard platinum resistance thermometers for those applications which need the highest accuracy. |
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| If the boat uses a paddlewheel sensor to measure speed, calibrate it during installation or if the speed readings seem inaccurate. |
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| This type of measurement can often be used to complement and calibrate simple engineering estimated data. |
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| The startup sound is designed to help you calibrate or fix something that got out of wack when you startup your machine. |
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| Together we'd calibrate the rise, as gale forces cause the edges of crest to break into spindrift. |
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| In the absence of historical data, you can calibrate the industry data selections to be more reflective of your project. |
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| If the scanner is used daily you may need to calibrate the scanner more often. |
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| The sensor is also used to rapidly, automatically, and precisely calibrate the system. |
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| In that regard, the recent market turbulence should serve as a useful stress test to help calibrate their analytic tools in the future. |
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| We have the planning tools in place that allow us to calibrate as we go forward when our next stages of development have to happen. |
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| To calibrate the depth indicators, first measure the distance from the face of the transducer to the lowest part of the boat. |
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| To calibrate the touch probe, clamp a ring gauge of known height and known internal radius to the machine table. |
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| To calibrate applicators using air pressure to disperse the granules, follow directions as outlined by manufacturer. |
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| Uncertainty: Based on our CLAS scope of accreditation, the IRSST can calibrate a chronometer only if the uncertainty of the crystal is known. |
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| To calibrate major elements, two peralkaline rhyolitic glasses were used. |
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| With CC Vision, it is possible to adjust some settings of the device, as required, and to calibrate the sensors. |
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| Magnetometers are also used to calibrate electromagnets and permanent magnets and to determine the magnetization of materials. |
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| After repair work, do not fail to flush and calibrate the equalising system so that it works in compliance with regulations. |
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| To calibrate, attach cloth or strong plastic bag over each spreader plate or delivery tube. |
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| As a result of this book it is now much easier to calibrate the nature, range, and methods of the mogul. |
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| Merkel has to calibrate her message carefully because of elections in September. |
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| Both men agreed to calibrate its exact size so as to reach 51-49 for the whole country. |
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| They need to support leaders who focus on realistic results and calibrate rhetoric accordingly. |
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| As is the question of whether the studios can calibrate expedited releases without demolishing theaters and, possibly, themselves. |
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| Cochran et al. have shown that Catharus thrushes calibrate their magnetic compass on a daily basis using twilight cues, apparently just the reverse of what homing pigeons do. |
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| Inevitably, this involves the need to objectify and calibrate aspects of governance, which may be fairly viewed as qualitative and subjective. |
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| The Toro Co. unveiled the Toro Sprayer Calibration Tool, a computer-based tool to help check and calibrate sprayers as well as calculate product and water mixing rates. |
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| The standards are necessary to calibrate the system and ensure accuracy. |
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| It would be an interesting social experiment to calibrate both the academic and student intake on campuses according to the latest poll results and census surveys. |
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| It is impossible to calibrate influence but it seems likely the main impact of Mason and his cohorts was to talent spot young people in whom they saw potential. |
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| You may also check the final result in different browsers, a very important step that allows you to calibrate the web site for maximum compatibility. |
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| And therefore, we can't calibrate our intelligence with our action. |
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| Thomson used data published by Regnault to calibrate his scale against established measurements. |
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| This pattern was to be used to calibrate the probe's cameras after it had landed on Mars. |
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| A priority for Nicolas Maisonneuve, head of Noisetube program, is to improve the application to calibrate and make consistent the micros of various phones. |
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| You need to take a hand lens and kind of calibrate your eye. |
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| Use ACD, dialer, WFM, payroll, and other data sources to calibrate and ensure the accuracy of forecasting and operational simulation models. |
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| This is because laboratory teams must constantly validate, qualify and calibrate their methods and apparatus, including measuring instruments such as weighing scales and pipettes. |
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| The distinguishing characteristic of such a support structure will be its ability to calibrate its support model to the multiple dimensions of each field mission and to related needs at the global and regional levels. |
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| Highly qualified personnel control, assort and calibrate the diamonds to assure and guarantee that customer orders are processed and shipped on time as per the requirements of our customers. |
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| Even if they cannot be expected to calibrate students' moral compasses, they should be able to instil them with a questioning mind, capable of foreseeing problems in a free market. |
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| Even the practical tests taken to analyze, repair and calibrate several pipettes prepared to exhibit different patterns of errors were passed with flying colors. |
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| The proper calibration of the compass requires that you calibrate the compass against the magnetic north and set the declination value according to your location. |
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| They shut it down because there was a squabble between the Stó:lõ Nation and the Yale Band over who would do the test fisheries to calibrate that. |
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| I try to calibrate my response to such stories. |
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| Cricket is a team sport, and even the most talented batsmen will only succeed if they calibrate their approach to the needs of the day, and the diverse qualities of the rest of the team. |
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| Freed from the pursuit of achieving the impossible, writers have instead been inspired to calibrate Chekhov's work through their own standing ground. |
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| But regulators now have a real-life example of a systemic collapse with which to calibrate their new rules. So how much capital would the system have needed to have survived the crisis unscathed? |
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| You must calibrate each potentiometer separately. |
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| Subsequently calibrate the sensor for D. O. measurements. |
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| Basel II provides improved opportunities to banks and investment firms to properly assess risks and to correctly calibrate their regulatory capital. |
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| Take off the watering cap when you want to calibrate or measure. |
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| A module to calibrate the rate of a detected leak will also be developed. |
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| Designed to test, calibrate and charge portable gas detectors, GALAXY is MSA's fully automated test station for a broad range of compact handheld instruments. |
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| Although the leak did not cause any problems for pressure measurements of ambient air, it made it impossible to calibrate the gauge by connecting it to a closed system. |
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| Thus, to calibrate the beam energy and keep improving measurement precision, it now pays to have an almanac or tide table handy. |
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| These dates are useful on their own and may also be used in conjunction with relative dating methods or to calibrate relative methods. |
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| The wide range of dates is due to the different records used to calibrate the molecular clock. |
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| The data on iron is so consistent that it is often used to calibrate measurements or to compare tests. |
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| I am here to correct and calibrate your morale compasses to true north. |
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| Grevesse says he'd like to see better data from atomic spectroscopists in order to better calibrate observations of the sun. |
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| The PIV permits you to calibrate your safety equipment or perform maintenance without shutting in the line. |
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| The generated data is a valuable asset to calibrate wireline logs and to understand the depositional environment, reservoir geometry and reservoir quality. |
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| Researchers can select a different multi-pinhole collimator configuration for each study and calibrate the scanner with a simple automated process. |
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| Then one should calibrate the tomograph by measuring the velocity of the ultrasonic wave in a given zone several times and determining its average value. |
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| Materials Required To Calibrate And Recertify Each Speedometer, Radar And Laser Unit Every Six Months. |
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