Sentence examples for ability to adjust its from inspiring English sources

My bed, clearly designed for long-term patients to avoid pressure sores, inflated and deflated constantly, a noise I could silence only by turning it off — and losing the ability to adjust its height or angle.

For this study, we initially assumed that each sensor node would have the ability to adjust its own power.

Without the Aware, all the Wi-Fi capabilities of the Sense+ offer is the ability to adjust its fan strength via the phone app.

This paper introduces the concept design of an underactuated grasper with the ability to adjust its level of self-adaptability by changing the rotational stiffness of its differential mechanism.

A cognitive radio system has the ability to adjust its operating parameters, observe the results and, eventually take actions, that is to say, decide to operate in a specific radio configuration (i.e. radio access technology, carrier frequency, modulation type, etc)., expecting to move the radio toward some optimized operational state.

The ability to adjust its timbre while a note is held and its capabilities of vibrato and, when a rotating Leslie speaker is used, tremolo, make it a very expressive lead instrument.

Another option is the Oeic (open ended investment company) – a type of company or fund in the UK that is structured to invest in other companies with the ability to adjust constantly its investment criteria and fund size.

The decreased friction is mainly due to the combined action of the suppressed puckering of graphene and the reduced ability of graphene to adjust its atomic configuration.

The adult skeletal muscle is a post-mitotic tissue with unique plasticity, that is, it has an extraordinary ability to adjust to changes in its physiological environment by altering its excitability, its contractile and metabolic phenotype and its mass.

For example, such an exercise might suggest that a sharp change in asset prices would not only affect the value of a particular firm's holdings but also impair liquidity in key markets, with adverse consequences for the ability of the firm to adjust its risk positions or obtain funding.

Dependency on oil also affects the ability of the West to adjust its foreign policy at will.