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- noun A person or device that
calibrates .
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Examples
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A calibrator is a little USB puck that has a basic spectrometer built into it.
hughstimson.org » Blog Archive » Your Computer Screen May Need To Be Colour Calibrated 2009
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Without a calibrator and adequate other-drives, he was lost.
365 tomorrows » 2009 » March : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day 2009
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That influences the life of the people if you don't have the right calibrator for lab analysis, for example.
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The calibrator I use installs a little program that loads up with Windows and automatically applies the profile file when the system boots, which seems easy.
hughstimson.org » Blog Archive » Your Computer Screen May Need To Be Colour Calibrated 2009
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Matt accidentally discovers that the quantum calibrator device he is working on can travel into the future; each trip bringing it about 12 times further into the future than before.
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The ThinkPad W700, which is geared toward pro photographers and has a built-in Pantone calibrator, not surprisingly, came out best for color accuracy and could possibly replace a desktop display for pro work.
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Something this big, this major, this is not the calibrator in chief again.
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Last night there was an intense geek-out session in my living room as M.s. and the master calibrator (sp?) spent FOUR hours fiddling with the television to get it just right.
One more time before I go... barbylon 2006
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Last night there was an intense geek-out session in my living room as M.s. and the master calibrator (sp?) spent FOUR hours fiddling with the television to get it just right.
One more time before I go... barbylon 2006
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He carefully tucked a sensitive calibrator back into its pouch.
Flinx's Folly Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2003
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