recalibrate

Many world leaders also are recalibrating America's power and importance.

There must be a clear moment when the individual can recalibrate a behavior, make a choice, and act.

To get enough focus to pick up someone on the ground, it has to be recalibrated.

Man, she was going to have to recalibrate her standards for that word.

It took about a decade, but the tv business recalibrated.

"What is the accuracy of these and how are they recalibrated?"

I think we can get the sensors recalibrated to read them.

I'm going back to the bridge, and you better be ready to recalibrate when I get there.

We've been recalibrating all the one hundred and twenty hours of data.

We live in a new world and everything has to be recalibrated."

"I think we have to recalibrate our expectations," he said.

"We are going to need to recalibrate for the April quarter on this lower base."

Unfortunately, they hadn't recalibrated themselves while his attention was elsewhere.

But the details of the drill have been recalibrated time and again.

"I can recalibrate them so they are not as intrusive."

Mother quickly recalibrated her sensors and she scanned the area again.

It's time for everyone to recalibrate their positions to reflect the new reality.

Still, last week's events seem certain to recalibrate the emotions even of those already committed to serve.

And it's taking us about two minutes a frame to recalibrate."

The translator will need a little time to recalibrate for her."

"It's almost like they recalibrate their satisfaction or happiness scale."

Over the last ten minutes, all three of the Nodongs have been recalibrated.

Fleet's fee for recalibrating all those weapons would give them something to live on.

He had already recalibrated the units on the scale bars twice.

"My instruments have been recalibrated just for you, and this watch is almost over.