Sentence examples for constant readjustments from inspiring English sources

Again, the constant readjustments in the power of different population segments are implemented and resisted through collective behaviour.

Perhaps Mr. Bush's constant readjustments on the Middle East are so striking because he usually tends to be the most scripted of presidents and rarely changes the script.

That is partly because the electronic front derailleur is able to make constant readjustments to reflect changes in the chain's position caused by shifting with the more frequently used rear derailleur.

As in the U.S., so too in Finland: Second-guessing by safety engineers during construction causes constant readjustments and costly delays.

It's been constant readjustment and upheaval and I think both of us are anxious to cross the divide, plant our feet on the other side and see what pattern life develops".

That faith had carried them this far, and even though it was weakening, and needed constant readjustment ("Rome is not what I thought it would be. France will surely be better"), it persisted out of sheer necessity.

The first is that it tends to bunch up, causing constant readjustment, and the second is that it tends flatten out everything, even the curves people want to show off.

As a result, there is a constant readjustment of the balance between growth arrest in order to protect and save the organism and growth maintenance at the risk of exhausting water or nutrient supplies (e.g. [9]).

This constant readjustment complicates in-vivo retinal imaging.

For retinal imaging, the passive beams need to be realigned actively in order to compensate for aberrations that vary with eye position, in analogy to the constant readjustment of the deformable mirror in AO-OCT.

None of these themes was absent from the Bible, which was held to be divinely revealed, but each had become the object of constant theological readjustment that also involved the adoption of concepts from outside and reactions against them.