Sentence examples for adjustment is called from inspiring English sources

And that means an attitude adjustment is called for.

This adjustment is called "windage".

So a slight adjustment was called for last week, when the Ford Motor Company staged a race, of sorts, on the major arteries leading into Manhattan, for the purpose of determining which route was most congested during the morning commute.

Forecasts which include this adjustment are called the MARFSTA (Multivariate AutoRegressive Forecasts of Seismicity with a Time Adjustment) predictions.

Accordingly, adjustments are called for in the currently used canyon street models.

"In today's popular 'lean' terminology, these adjustments are called 'pivots,'" says McGrath.

This type of model, which includes an adjustment process, is called dynamic analysis and can produce a markedly different outcome from static analysis [ 14].

In recognition of the ways that, collectively, we are all world-changers, Zalasiewicz believes that an adjustment in nomenclature is called for.

For example, there is no basis adjustment on what is called income in respect of a decedent, or IRD.

For example, there is no basis adjustment on what is called income in respect of a decedent or IRD, says Keith Schiller, a lawyer in Orinda, Calif., and author of Art of the Estate Tax Return (Innovation Estate Planning Productions 2010).

This type of context-induced adjustment in speech perception is called perceptual compensation (PC).