Once the legs are attached to the fiber-filled plastic tabletop, they can be adjusted from 13 to 29 inches in height.
In comparison, the "dial-a-yield" of the B-61 bombs at Incirlik can be adjusted from 0.3 kilotons to as many as a hundred and seventy kilotons.
4. Instand, a tripod topped by a work surface, can be adjusted from 19 to 41 inches high, to use while standing or sitting.
They connect to the Internet, which means they can be adjusted from afar, using the Web or your phone.
High-end electronics, from lighting systems that can be adjusted from the road to Spielberg-worthy home theaters, would seem to be expendable, but as with renovations, consumers are merely lowering their sights.
By 1948, the top men in New York Communism had taken notice of Albert and decided that he needed correction, needed to be adjusted, from the status of dissolute husband and father, and pressed into service overseas.
For example, when demand for a product is high enough to justify continuous production, the production level might need to be adjusted from time to time to address fluctuating demand or changes in a company's market share.
The field's layout had to be adjusted from the one used by the Chicago Bears, who played their last game there in December 1970, because of box seats added by the Cubs along the third-base line.
Even so, the renovation, which Ms. Leibrock says cost just under $600,000 (not including products donated by manufacturers), includes some nifty universal-design features: a computer-controlled Proliphix thermostat, which can be adjusted from the road, a wheelchair or bed.
The refractive indexes of the coatings could be adjusted from 1.08 to 1.17.
The peaking time can be adjusted from 1 μs to 3 μs.
