| He calibrates the pecking order in a line of surfers waiting for a wave, the intense rivalry and peace of it. |
| It doesn't oppose science, but is merely hostile to the idea that human beings can be defined solely by what science calibrates. |
| Yes, every time a Microlife blood pressure monitor is switched on, it calibrates itself to the atmospheric pressure. |
| Once estrogen replacement is prescribed, a medical practitioner calibrates the remedy. |
| For external clients, it calibrates magnetometers, magnetic compasses, and magnetotelluric systems. |
| But they are assisted by their coach who looks through a telescopic lens and calibrates the rifle's sights, also factoring in weather conditions. |
