Sentence examples similar to adjust to interpret from inspiring English sources

Images reach the eye in some peculiar fashion, and if that peculiar fashion is consistent, a person's visual system eventually, somehow, adjusts to interpret it — to perceive it, to see it — as being no different from normal.

Third, durable constitutions tend to be flexible ones, in that they provide reasonable mechanisms by which to amend and interpret the text to adjust to changing conditions.

Now Government officials are scrambling to adjust to the stunning turn of events, saying that the task of interpreting the genome may begin much sooner now, and that there is every reason for Congress to continue to fund the project.

Adjust to campus, etc.

"Adjust to the fame".

Adjust to the child.

Adjust to new standards.

Adjust to your style.

Adjust to smaller textbooks.

Adjust to your situation.

Adjust to your taste.