recalibrate
Example Sentences
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From lane-detection assistance to help in bumper-to-bumper conditions, vehicles are increasingly taking responsibility for controlling themselves, which has left many car owners recalibrating what it means to be a driver.
“Markets should brace for volatility in rates and FX as traders recalibrate expectations based on imperfect data,” the senior currency analyst adds.
And it does occasionally recalibrate its scoring in various ways.
“Price action has forced us to recalibrate our bitcoin price forecasts,” Kendrick wrote.
From MarketWatch
The findings suggest that TMA may help recalibrate harmful metabolic responses triggered by poor dietary habits.
From Science Daily
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