Sentence examples for adjust to both from inspiring English sources

Stiefel believes it's important to adjust to both factors.

"The Army has been forced to adjust to both".

The scientific term is "vergence-accomodation," which means that the eye must constantly adjust to both the distance of the physical screen and that of the 3D content.

For example, this evaluation confirmed that well-designed transition programs need to evolve and adjust to both the patients' and organization's needs.

This is an example of allostasis, maintaining stability through change, a fundamental process through which organisms actively adjust to both predictable and unpredictable events (McEwen and Wingfield 2003; Holt 2004; Perron et al. 2007; Hermsen and Hwa 2010).

Women especially have a difficult time adjusting to both the new surroundings and their husbands.

Still, every new concert hall, no matter how initially excellent, takes adjusting to, both by audiences and musicians.

The team's mandatory minicamp ends Thursday, and so far, Clemens has outperformed Sanchez, who is learning a new offense and adjusting to both the pro game and the swarming schemes of Coach Rex Ryan.

The balancing of the trio of Beckerman, Diskerud and Holden was fine-tuned as the tournament went on and Klinsmann adjusted to both what they brought and the counter-balancing requirements of his full backs and the attacking midfielders ahead of them all.

Next, we review how species adjusting to both lunar and solar cycles coordinate the underlying clocks, again a phenomenon only well known for marine species.

After the infant seemed adjusted to both the room and the research assistant, the infant and mother were escorted to a semi-dark area surrounded by a blackout curtain.