recalibration

But Days 79 and well beyond might force a recalibration.

I would have to think about whether or not some recalibration was appropriate”.

For a lot of Americans, this summer is all about recalibration.

And we are getting to the second stage: the recalibration.

Second—and more generally—there has been a recalibration of perceived power.

That was not the first recalibration in light of new facts.

In the book, he calls for a "a recalibration between freedom and security."

So on this issue, he seems to have chosen recalibration.

It also does not need recalibration after installation or during its service life.

A recalibration service is also available with a turnaround time of only 2-3 days.

We hear instead on an almost daily basis the latest recalibration of the war plan.

"There will have to be a recalibration to the left.

From personal experience, I am very aware that colleges need a recalibration.

You can set the recalibration interval to between 1 minute and 24 hours.

The message fits within a recalibration that has played out through the fall.

After recalibration is complete, just put the dash back the way you found it.

A team of mechanics is engaged in difficult recalibration work inside.

Data nodded his long, pale face and continued the recalibration work.

Too often people get caught up in thinking that this recalibration is a sign they made a mistake.

Now that we've got this recalibration going, that's next on the agenda.

There has been no recalibration of the standard this year."

What we are proposing is a recalibration of the fiscal system.

Might we be seeing the stirrings of a recalibration in America?

"My guess is there will be a recalibration of this Rice statement by tomorrow," he said.

It could be denial, recalibration of expectations or other factors, she says.