Object

• thermometer: How will you allow the user to calibrate the thermometer to his desired settings?

• axle: Technical data: 27z aluminum crown, 9z bronze pinion, detailed hubcaps, steel calibrate axles and bronze calibrate bearings.

• compass: The legs were chosen so as to include both wall corners which had been chosen to calibrate the compass.

• sensor: You can easily calibrate sensors without stopping the production line.

Infinitive complement

• read: The indicator is calibrated to read directly in percent RPM.

• give: The third can be calibrated to give an indication of average speed.

• provide: The OSCAR ( Road ) data as supplied will need to be calibrated to provide accurate appliance travel times.

• measure: This is calibrated to measure the ' old ' pennies placed round the church, and also convert them into ' new pence ' .

Present participle complement

• accord: In other words, the model was calibrated according to our data.

Modifying Another Word

• precisely: Were chatting yesterday quot you can a precisely calibrated.

• correctly: Color Bars - A test pattern used to check whether a video system is calibrated correctly.

• finely: In general, monitoring biophysical properties of forests requires multispectral information and finely calibrated data.

• individually: Therefore, each barrel would need to be individually calibrated.

• accurately: The flask used for the dilution will also need to be accurately calibrated.

• carefully: These limp jokes server only to dump me out of the games carefully calibrated dread machine.

Preposition: in

• accordance: All items are calibrated in accordance with controlled procedures.

• inch: Leaving aside the madness of getting into them, did we suffer in the two world wars because our weapons were calibrated in inches?

• term: This relation was calibrated in terms of casualty data for 1997 from the STATS19 national accident reporting system.