Sentence examples for adjusted from a from inspiring English sources

For variable credit courses, credits can be adjusted from a dropdown on the course card.

The sampling step may be adjusted from a minimum time interval of 25 ps up to several nanoseconds.

The diameters of the as-prepared TiO2 nanotubes could be adjusted from 20 to 150 nm, and the thickness could be adjusted from a few hundred nanometers to several micrometers.

Assuming that they continue to take off approximately two hundred and forty days a year, members of Congress earning the proposed maximum would see their average annual income adjusted from a hundred and seventy-four thousandollarsrs to thirteen thousand five hundred dollars, a salary that many marchers called "fair and equitable".

The microstructure of the treated layers depends strongly on the electrical parameters (e.g. the applied voltage, which controls the treatment temperature) and can be adjusted from a single expanded austenite phase (γN) to multi-phase combinations, including mixtures of Fe(Fe,Cr 2O4, γN and (Cr,Fe Nx.

Both the front and rear suspension can be adjusted from a handlebar-mounted switch.

Productivity for the last three months of 1999 was adjusted from an earlier estimate of 5percentt.

The ability of the lens to adjust from a distant to a near focus, called accommodation, gradually declines with age (a condition called presbyopia), often requiring correction.

The schedule change will give players one extra week to adjust from a slower clay surface to a faster grass court.

A YEAR after the United States attacked Afghanistan, more than 9,000 American forces remain inside the country, hunting down remnants of Al Qaeda, building roads and schools, and struggling to adjust from a combat role to what looks more like a nation-building mission.

"I find it fine to adjust from a normal life to this famous life," she says, now lying on her stomach, chin in hands, "but for the people around me, to have this famous person come back into their house and come back to being their friend -- I know it's difficult".