Sentence examples for concepts to adjust from inspiring English sources

Now, here's a feature on the new DC100, as described by Land Rover in its press release: Further allowing the concepts to adjust to changing conditions is a driver-deployable spiked tire system.

Concepts to adjust the delamination behaviour of textile reinforced composites are investigated.

The concept enables to adjust the bandwidth and latency requirements of connections at run-time to cope with dynamically changing application requirements.

Our design concept was to adjust the electron density distribution on the benzene ring of the dihydrobenzofuran moiety to increase the positive charge for targeting the negatively charged L5 loop of CENP-E, using predictions from electrostatic potential map (EPM) analysis.

A further important concept is the need to adjust insulin treatment prospectively rather than falling into the trap of "reacting to numbers" with frequent between-meal corrections and such continual adjustment of basal rates that it is difficult to determine actual requirements.

You might have the best lesson in the world planned, but sometimes half the class is clueless to the concept and you have to adjust everything.

PET/CT image fusion in nuclear medicine tends to adjust the concept of PET/low quality CT to that of PET/high quality CT when necessary, requiring the skills of a radiologist specialised in cancer imaging for diagnostic CT interpretation.

But in that scenario, as with the replacing of all the major currencies of Western Europe with the euro, people had time to adjust to the concept of a new currency.

And it has to adjust to the modern concept of museums as places that actively lure the public, not just wait for them to come.

While I loved the concept, it took some time for me to adjust to living on island time.

Other reasons may be the time required to adjust to this new concept, and its integration into the work-flow of the practice.