0 to make small changes to an instrument so that it measures accurately : --
The administration appears to have recalibrated its strategy.
You need to recalibrate your expectations.
If it does not, it must be recalibrated or repaired.
In those latter cases, to stay relevant, the counter must be recalibrated periodically (according to the time resolution the application requires).
He did so by recalibrating time to each person's heartbeat, and mathematically deriving a new length for the meter, liter, kilogram, and calorie accordingly.
Eventually, the entire set of available raw data was recalibrated using the final version of the data reduction software, creating a uniform high quality archive.
Finally, the bicycle is recalibrated by riding again over the calibration distance.
We estimate that for a particular vehicle the fitting of a tachograph would cost about £300, and that the annual cost of recalibrating and maintaining it would be about £45.
There is no legal requirement for the speedometers in either fare stage buses or coaches to be recalibrated.
High school musicians who aspire to a career in music have to recalibrate when they arrive at university and encounter large numbers of talented musicians for the first time.
