calibration
/kælɪˈbeɪʃən, kælɪˈfeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the act or process of adjusting or determining the accuracy or correctness of a device, machine, or system by comparing it with a standard or reference point
“The technicians performed a series of calibration tests to ensure the accuracy of the new spectrophotometer.”
2. noun
the state or condition of being adjusted or set to the correct level or standard
“The new calibration of the printer resulted in much clearer and more vibrant prints.”
3. verb
to adjust or set something to the correct level or standard
“The engineer calibrated the instrument to ensure it was accurate and reliable.”