Sentence examples for adjustment systems that from inspiring English sources

"The core technology in the Rift is the main driver — two built-for-VR OLED displays with very high refresh rate and pixel density, a very precise tracking system, mechanical adjustment systems that must be lightweight, durable, and precise, and cutting-edge optics that are more complex to manufacture than many high end DSLR lenses," said Luckey.

This quest for a measure of ICU performance has led to the development of severity adjustment systems that will allow standardized comparisons of outcome and resource use across ICUs [ 1].

The cost of collecting sufficient data for a risk-adjustment system that would allow fair comparisons of outcomes and quality of care in Californian hospitals was estimated at $61 million in 1990 [ 31].

As a rule, the Elovich kinetic model had better adjustments in systems that involve the chemosorption of gases in solid surfaces without the products' desorption (Tseng et al. 2003).

Under elevated CO2, sometimes internal physiological adjustment occurs in plant systems that alter sugar concentration, C N ratio by producing phenolics compounds in the cells and nutritive quality may lead to unfavourable condition for growth of pathogenic organism and reduced the disease severity.

Further, some authors have suggested the presence of functional associations between mood adjustment and the biological clock systems that regulate diurnal preference; in particular, it seems that evening preference might increase susceptibility to development of mood disorders.

Interactions usually are not used in risk-adjustment systems except for systems that use hierarchies within conditions.

Information systems that permit tracking of outcomes and adjustment of therapy [ 35- 39].

Several adjustments were made to the original LCV method so that it is now possible to determine H2O2 concentration in aqueous systems that contain iron-bearing minerals.

However, jumping spiders (Hasarius adansoni) lack any kind of focal adjustment system, have eyes that are too close together for binocular stereovision and don't appear to use motion parallax while hunting.

A summit meeting on the issue in Nice last December ended with adjustments to the voting systems that some analysts have said only make things worse.