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recalibrate

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as inalter

as inedit
as inrectify
as inredress
as inremedy
as inrevise
as inright
as inshift

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How to use recalibrate in a sentence

The change could, potentially, save advertisers time managing keywords, but there is sure to be a lot of time spent recalibrating campaigns.

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“It was recalibrating how we were going to live together in a space and in an environment that we had never done before,” said Hamilton.

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In particular, assuming mass-participation races are allowed, I think we’re going to see a big surge in mid-pack times that will totally recalibrate benchmarks like Boston Marathon qualifying thresholds.

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Sweden was recently forced to recalibrate its approach against the virus, as the daily case rate topped 7,000.

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Staymates used his own respiratory data to calibrate the mannequin to breathe like a human.

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Nor is the reason to recalibrate your expectations about polls because polls are getting worse, necessarily.

THE POLLS WEREN’T GREAT. BUT THAT’S PRETTY NORMAL.NATE SILVER (NRSILVER@FIVETHIRTYEIGHT.COM)NOVEMBER 11, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT

They concluded that there were multiple causes of the failure, including a sharp divide in the Upper Midwest between college- and non-college-educated voters that many polls did not account for when calibrating their samples.

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The coronavirus pandemic has forced companies worldwide to recalibrate on the fly—with those in supply-chain-sensitive sectors especially feeling the virus’s disruptive impact.

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So that certainly recalibrates our sense of how to imagine a prebiotic situation and think about what’s difficult or easy to accomplish with what would be lying around.

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“It will be a while before the industry recalibrates to that,” he added.

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