recalibration
/riˌkælɪˈbreɪʃən/
noun
- The act or process of adjusting a device or instrument so that it works accurately again.
- Regular recalibration of the thermometer ensures accurate readings.
- The scale needed a recalibration after it was dropped.
- The mechanic performed a recalibration of the car's sensors.
- A change in approach, expectations, or understanding based on new information.
- After the test results, there was a recalibration of the project timeline.
- The company's recalibration of its sales targets helped the team stay realistic.
- Her recalibration of priorities led her to spend more time with family.
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