Sentence examples for a smooth adjustment of from inspiring English sources
"In the context of exchange rates, we will strengthen the dialogue with other major economic areas to promote a smooth adjustment of international imbalances, based on market mechanisms," the draft statement reads, according to the official.
It allows a smooth adjustment of font sizes so that you can pick the one that is perfect for you.
(Ages 6 to 9) Junie B. Jones does not have a smooth adjustment to first grade.
PAGES D2-D5 Reggie below below, had a smooth adjustment to the N.F.L., gaining 141 total yards as the Saints beat Cleveland, 19-14.
Meeting your teachers before you start school will also help you make a smooth adjustment to the new school.
"If economic developments are such that monetary policy neutrality can be restored at a measured pace, a relatively smooth adjustment of businesses and households to a more typical level of interest rates seems likely," Mr. Greenspan said.
Studies of polypropylene with different degrees of isotacticity have shown a way of the rational design of material with predetermined mechanical properties starting from the synthesis stage already – controlled introducement of stereodefects will allow the smooth adjustment of the Young's modulus and elasticity in the range from plastic to elastomer materials.
We applied LOWESS normalization, a smoothing adjustment that removes intensity-dependent variation in dye bias [ 25].
Mr Baumol's work in turn pays homage to the insights of Joseph Schumpeter, for whom the settled equilibria and smooth adjustments of microeconomics held little interest.Schumpeter wanted to dislodge the price mechanism from its "dominant position" in "the sacred precincts of theory".
Reporting on Baumol in The Economist (2006), we learn: Mr Baumol's work in turn pays homage to the insights of Joseph Schumpeter, for whom the settled equilibria and smooth adjustments of microeconomics held little interest.
Lowess smoothing adjustment of the predicted rates in relation to the average elevation by suburbs confirms the pattern previously described in Figure 1B.
