Sentence examples for adjustments in speed from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Norton insists that he still has control of the treadmill and he can override the computer's adjustments in speed and incline, Mr. Germano remains wary: "Yes, we're moving to long-distance learning.

But these days, GIFs tend to emerge from edited video files, sometimes with advanced effects like filtering or adjustments in speed, as opposed to Web 1.0's GIFs which were often crude animations, like the once-ubiquitous dancing banana GIF or the flashing "under construction" sign for web pages still being built.

Subsequent adjustments in speed and slope were made to allow the aging mutants to run for the entire 30-minute session.

What he can do with a passage of music, a close-up or an adjustment in film speed makes most other directors look unfit to shoot a nativity play.

The theoretical literature explains asymmetric adjustment in the speed of adjustment of retail rates with the collusive market hypothesis.

As the aircraft closes in, speed adjustments or lengthening of flight paths may be necessary to maintain separations of three nautical miles over the airport boundary.

If you don't have a meter in the viewfinder, use an exposure table[5], your memory of one, or an external light meter--the best kind is a digital camera; an obsolete compact one is fine but you'll want it to show the exposure reading in the viewfinder.[6] (Remember that you can make offsetting adjustments in aperture and shutter speed).

Use the cruise control, including for small adjustments to speed, except in very heavy traffic.

Note that in the EAT with widely spaced NoGo trials performance adjustment is reflected in speeding on subsequent trials; accordingly aware but not unaware errors were followed by post-error speeding (Hester et al. 2005).

That changed when Robert Murphy of the Wiremold Company in West Hartford came up with a carburetor adjustment that gave most American fighters an edge in speed, according to information in Wiremold's corporate archives.

The adaptation can take the form of tactical adjustments, including speed reductions or changes in task management policy (e.g., longer gaps between interactions), or a more strategic adaptation, such as the active avoidance of high-demand situations.