The phrase "adjustable elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to components or features that can be modified or changed according to specific needs or preferences.
Example: "The design includes several adjustable elements that allow users to customize their experience."
Alternatives: "modifiable components" or "flexible features".
The adjustable elements may need some adjusting.
The adjustable elements and their corresponding holes in the FO are threaded, allowing easy adjustment of height using a screwdriver.
Mr. Woods emphasized that the adjustable elements of the hall were also intended to enhance orchestral music as well.
Artec has a reputation for designing halls with adjustable elements, like this one, with large panels suspended from the ceiling that can be lowered to create greater intimacy or raised to accommodate large orchestral forces.
Another complication was that like many concert halls designed by Russell Johnson, chief acoustician of Artec Consultants, Verizon Hall has adjustable elements built into it: a three-piece canopy suspended above the stage for sound reflection and 100 acoustical closets (as everyone has taken to calling them) that encircle the auditorium and can be opened fully, partially or not at all.
The participant walked for three minutes each in two FO conditions: a) with the adjustable elements all at their lowest position (i.e. almost flush against the surface of the FO); and b) with the adjustable elements under the second and third metatarsals raised approximately 2mm above the surface, a level that was found to be comfortable for the participant.
control system, which is an impedance-adjustable element, is expected to be used not only to adjust the response time but also to compensate for interference between the forces applied by the user and the robotic cart during operation.
Multi-point forming (MPF) is a flexible manufacturing technique, which is made up of a set of adjustable base elements controlled by MPF-CAD/CAM software.
An adjustable slippage element (ASE) is a mechanical link with a two-branch elastic force displacement response.
EPAIA employs a rotary pneumatic actuator to provide an adjustable compliant element in series to the gear train.
We added an adjustable inductance element in the equivalent circuit of the electrochemical micromachining to form a coupled fluid-electric circuit.
