Sentence examples for adjust the floor from inspiring English sources

The Fellowes Foot Rocker allows you to adjust the floor height while also permitting movement of your feet while sitting in place -- a nice option to relieve positional stressors.

The research shows that the designed PCM floor is capable of achieving large-span intermittent heating and lower thermal conductivity for the decoration material is helpful for adjusting the floor surface temperature in the present design.

The ability to adjust the level of the turret floor doubled the elevation of the guns to +20° compared to the +10° allowed in an Ericsson turret.

For minimum wage workers in states that don't adjust the wage floor each year for inflation -- and that would be the majority of states, including pricy New York -- the wait between raises can be years.

This is a simplistic analysis because it is not quite right to equate the least-significant bit with the threshold of hearing; instead, we would like to adjust the quantization noise floor to just below the threshold of hearing.

In the latter case, subjects can use plantar information about the orientation of the floor to adjust the angular positions of the whole chain of axial joints suitably in order to adopt a standing posture [7], or to adjust the orientation of any of the body segments, using the ascending system described by Mergner and Rosemeier [8] in their conceptual model.

Subjects can use plantar information about the orientation of the floor to adjust the angular positions of the whole chain of axial joints suitably in order to adopt a standing posture [39], and to adjust the forearm orientation, using the ascending system described by Mergner and Rosemeier [40] in their conceptual model.

If you want to adjust the hue of your flooring with stain, select oak, a softer hardwood, or pine.

Adjust the crutch so that it touches the floor in this position.

Adjust the bike's seat height so your child can reach the floor with both feet.

Adjust the pattern to accommodate your measurements (height from nape of neck to floor, and width of outstretched arms).