Sentence examples for Readily adjustable from inspiring English sources
The entire system is highly flexible and readily adjustable to feed water quality and temperature fluctuations.
Mesoporous metal organic frameworks (meso-MOFs) are emerging as promising functional materials for heterogeneous catalysis due to their high surface area, porosity, readily adjustable structures and tunable functionalities.
A one-knob (VHF/UHF) tuning system providing repeated access to 11 or more discrete tuning positions is also acceptable, provided each of the tuning positions is readily adjustable, without the use of tools, to receive any UHF channel.
Unless a discrete tuning position is provided for each channel allocated to UHF television, each position shall be readily adjustable to a particular UHF channel by the user without the use of tools.
Computed tomography data and the rapid prototyping technique were used to make a precise model of each patient's pelvis for the simulated hemipelvectomy; the model was used to design and manufacture prostheses that were easy to implant because the location and orientation of the acetabulum was readily adjustable.
We now understand that an alternate phenomenon known as coherence revival was responsible for the observed phase modulation, while the DODL provided a compact means of generating a large group delay with readily adjustable group velocity dispersion compensation.
Next to Threader3.5 [22] we have used previously, OpenProspect [33] was readily useable and adjustable for the available high-performance computing setting.
Importantly, axis anchoring by cohesin is adjustable and readily displaced in the direction of transcription by the transcriptional machinery.
Within a year lenders made interest-only adjustable-rate mortgages readily available to subprime borrowers.
The simple algebraic relations proposed are without any binary adjustable parameters and can be readily used for estimating diffusivities in multicomponent liquid mixtures.
The adjustable elements may need some adjusting.
