calibrated
/ˈkælɪbreɪtɪd/
verb
- Past tense of calibrate: marked or adjusted a measuring instrument to make it accurate.
- They calibrated the scales at the grocery store to guarantee fair prices.
- He calibrated the oven thermometer to ensure the cake would bake evenly.
- The scientist calibrated the microscope before starting the experiment.
- Past tense of calibrate: carefully adjusted or fine-tuned something to achieve a desired outcome.
- The coach calibrated the training plan to match each athlete's abilities.
- The engineer calibrated the software settings for optimal performance.
- She calibrated her presentation to appeal to both experts and beginners.
adjective
- Adjusted or marked with precise measurements so that a tool or instrument gives accurate readings.
- The calibrated scale on the thermometer showed the exact temperature.
- We used a calibrated measuring cup to ensure the recipe was accurate.
- The technician checked that all the calibrated gauges were within the acceptable range.
- Carefully adjusted or fine-tuned to achieve a specific result or level of performance.
- The athlete's calibrated movements helped her win the gold medal.
- Her calibrated response to the criticism showed she had thought carefully about her words.
- The speech was a calibrated mix of humor and seriousness.
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