Sentence examples for a readjusting from inspiring English sources

Adaptive edge LSB technique (AE-LSB) [23] has also removed this uneven pixel difference by introducing a readjusting phase and has provided better capacity.

"Joe is a loose, tall, gangly sort of kid," she said after a moment, readjusting the baby in her arms.

"Over the next few years, it may well look like the G.M. of past decades, a company constantly readjusting cost structure to a declining market position," said Saul Rubin, an analyst at UBS Warburg in a note today explaining why he was downgrading Ford stock to a lower rating of reduce.

A generation raised on Coca-Cola had a hard time readjusting to beer's bitterness, and brewers diluted their recipes accordingly.

"Those of us that stayed true to the traditional civil rights stance of holding representatives accountable don't have a lot of readjusting to do," he said over breakfast at a diner on Florida Avenue in Washington.

Following a difficult period readjusting, Williams read deeply in politics and history.

At that age, the brain begins a process of readjusting its sleep pattern and devoting more time to the lighter stages of sleep.

But as with many veterans, David had a difficult time readjusting to civilian life.

Her last stage role was in 2011 in Donald Margulies' "Time Stands Still," in which she played a war photographer readjusting to civilian life.

A whole generation of Americans is readjusting to a new financial reality.

It may sound harsh when you've never done it before, but a few months in, readjusting will just be a new challenge.