1. the process of adjusting or correcting the accuracy of a measuring instrument or system
Usage: technical
2. a reassessment or adjustment of one’s approach, strategy, or understanding
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The laboratory equipment required recalibration after the power outage.
• Regular recalibration of the scale ensures accurate measurements.
• The company underwent a strategic recalibration following poor quarterly results.
• His recalibration of priorities helped him achieve better work-life balance.
• The GPS system needs recalibration to improve navigation accuracy.
• After the criticism, she did a mental recalibration of her teaching methods.