Sentence examples similar to Foresee adjusting from inspiring English sources
The model foresees locally adjusted data collation and analysis at the subnational level, and integrated and standardised reporting to higher levels.
Boyd does not foresee any problems with his new manager adjusting to the standard of players in the Scottish Premiership.
Particularly PH does so by foreseeing when these are most likely to occur, adjusting their energy intake and expenditure accordingly to maintain a stable, efficient and sustainable equilibrium.
Foreseen difficulties include: organizational and logistical difficulties in delivering the intervention, adjusting to government, political and policy changes, and maintaining timelines, as much as possible.
Because of the unpredictable value of the feedback capacitor, the circuit foresees the possibility to externally adjust the preamplifier decay time to achieve the correct pole-zero compensation with the fixed zero of the shaping amplifier.
In this setting, when a 'standardized' downtime is foreseen, treatment prescription might be adjusted to correct for the time of zero clearance.
This was not an opportunity that I could have foreseen and it did require me to adjust my plans and stay at MIT for an additional semester.
If instead the change is large, as one would foresee for countries such as Portugal, Spain, Italy or Romania, adjust age earnings profiles to take into account the effects of changes of quantities on relative prices; 5.
How many times does someone have to point out that it's rather a long shot to assume a potential rapist can foresee three years into the commercial future of an area and adjust his behaviour "accordingly"?
During previous periods of severe economic change and disruption, the American government expanded its powers to adjust to situations that could have never been foreseen in 1789.
