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Meanings of calibrated in English

Marked with or divided into degrees.

Usage of calibrated in English
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High-tech cars were demanding higher skill levels and minutely-calibrated equipment, he said.
Radio NZ
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He has also said the agency's money-laundering controls must be carefully calibrated.
Reuters
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The Aware requires a week's worth of test readings before it's calibrated.
Wired
4
Once the system is somehow calibrated, extrapolation to given situations is possible.
The Brain, A Decoded Enigma
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If she ends up getting a B-plus, we say she is well-calibrated.
The new yorker
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The beams are calibrated to register the precise locations of the mirrors.
The Guardian
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But a gleaming, retouched version calibrated to the superficial tastes of whipper-Snapchatters?
Wired
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Methods: We created an individual-based epidemic model of TB, calibrated to historical cases.
Pubmed
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In some cases the campaign is finely calibrated to local concerns.
Reuters
10
Future challenges and many of life's triumphs are now calibrated by this experience.
The warrior elite: the forging of seal class 228
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His carefully calibrated remarks at Government or cybersecurity conferences rarely make major headlines.
Jamaica Observer
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Subbarao has no need to take that risk, calibrated or not.
Reuters
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That was until they calibrated their instruments to the alloy's true decay rate.
Beyond exile: day by day armageddon
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But visiting the troops in Iraq would call for a carefully calibrated outfit.
The Guardian
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Yes, narcosamine is safe enough, and can be calibrated fairly accurately.
Childhood's End
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He said the equipment was delicate, and calibrated just for him.
Bungalow 2
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Calibrated through the time
Calibrated across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common