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.
Various electrical devices have now been introduced for remote adjustment by the assistant.
"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.
Popularly known as a huge success, the occupation, in Mr. Dower's portrait, was a complex and wrenching adjustment by the Japanese to overwhelming American power.
"We cannot attract and retain the best and brightest talent to lead and staff" the company "if employees believe that their compensation is subject to continued and arbitrary adjustment by the U.S. Treasury," he said.
But beyond the specifics of third-world labor, Nader may unwittingly be making a wider statement that an attitude adjustment by the super sports pitchmen would, in itself, be a wise personal investment.
"Here the job is going to be labelling the story as reliable or not reliable, rather than an individual claim, and that's going to require some adjustment by the fact-checkers," Graves said.
Darcey added that he would have expected to have seen an "adjustment" by the free-to-air broadcasters to look at tapping into the more resilient pay-TV market.
Changing what economists call a "repressed financial system" would require a huge adjustment by the government, which for 30 years has clung to an export model based on cheap labor and a cheap currency.
"We cannot attract and retain the best and the brightest talent to lead and staff the A.I.G. businesses — which are now being operated principally on behalf of American taxpayers — if employees believe their compensation is subject to continued and arbitrary adjustment by the U.S. Treasury," he wrote Mr. Geithner on Saturday.
