Sentence examples similar to adjusting to stand from inspiring English sources

It is about a black family headed by the stand-up comedian D. L. Hughley adjusting to life in the Los Angeles suburbs.

As a result, the base index was adjusted to allow stands with a median SOL depth > 20 cm to accumulate peat at a rate of 20 cm per century, whereas stands with SOL median depth < 20 cm we allowed to accumulate peat at a rate of 10 cm per century.

Thinning intensity and frequency will adjust its according to stand dynamics.

The glass tube was vortexed thoroughly for 30 s as soon as the pH had been adjusted and allowed to stand at room temperature for 15 min. Then an aliquot of medium was pipetted and used to measure OD750 (optical density at the wavelength of 750 nm).

After bringing the whip forward, adjust your footing to stand straight up and bring the whip back over your shoulder to complete a second forward crack.

In the proportional yield method, predicted tree basal area is adjusted to match predicted stand basal area (Clutter and Allison [1974], Clutter and Jones [1980], Pienaar and Harrison [1988], Nepal and Somers [1992], McTague and Stansfield [1994], [1995]).

Unable to adjust to life as a "schmook" ("Stand in line at a grocery store? Me?"), the former mobster exercised the only power he still possessed, making his FBI handlers' lives a misery.

MM: One of the interesting realities about cutting back old regulations is that doing so is not really a major issue for existing businesses because an existing business has already adjusted to the regulations as they stand.

Speaker stands should be adjusted to just about your eye level.

Your kind of people are used to seeing all of our kinds of people stand to attention and adjust to you every time you fart.

What if you have to stand up to adjust your equipment?