A QUIET ADJUSTMENT, by Benjamin Markovits.
"It was a great adjustment by him," Oliver said.
There was a step change in Ireland's game after half-time, which suggested adjustment by Schmidt.
There was no real cultural encounter, only silent adjustment by the few minority students.
Occasionally, the clock operator is still instructed to make an adjustment by the on-field crew after a chaotic play.
But given the expense of graduate degrees, shouldn't there be some significant adjustment by professors in the way they teach?
Britain managed a massive nominal adjustment by a devaluation of sterling.
Various electrical devices have now been introduced for remote adjustment by the assistant.
Gauges are available to aid in making this adjustment by bending the ground electrode as required.
One answer would be a central bank for emerging markets, to ease adjustment by providing liquidity.
"We are starting to see more adjustment by the consumer," Mr. Martin said, citing rising savings rates as a threat to demand in the short term.
