recalibrated

This has seriously recalibrated my definition of an 'emergency' (if there's an emergency at work, it means the servers are _literally_ on fire).

Sometimes they would lose their calibration halfway through the day and need to be recalibrated multiple times.

They had to be disconnected, reconnected, and recalibrated every time the nose was opened and shut.

There may be setbacks and failures, but the goals can be recalibrated based on those failures.

The best existing atomic clocks need to be recalibrated if they are raised a few centimeters, owing to gravitational time dilation.

At what point must the law be recalibrated to follow norms and good sense?

One or two did, and everybody else recalibrated their goals along the way.

I wouldn't mind if Beavis and Butthead recalibrated their ideas about how to conduct a demonstration.

I'm twice the engineer I was then, but half the interviewee simply because my ego has been recalibrated to reality.

If your inhibitions against sexual aggression prevent you from touching a woman while you talk to her, then your inhibitions need to be recalibrated.

Then I had some life events a few years ago that jarringly recalibrated my ego.

Microsoft was pathologically hostile to any competition, and it's obvious that this hostility was frequently tuned and recalibrated according to the success of the quarry.

Our brains are very adaptable, it would appear this is more similar to how people have been "recalibrated" to chronic pain and extreme phobias.

[1] Incidentally, this is precisely why I said earlier that discussing the details of GFT seemed only tangential to the point: yes, the Google researchers were well aware of the limitations of the method, and so is Harford ("Google Flu Trends will bounce back, recalibrated with fresh data – and rightly so").