Sentence examples for continuous readjustment from inspiring English sources

The objective of this paper is to analyze the arguments that gave rise to the nearly continuous readjustment of the design of the cellular manufacturing system of this company and the direction in which these adjustments took place.

Civil service reform means profound and continuous readjustment of the central and permanent part of our government to the social, economic and political realities of the modern UK, which include its survival (the civil service has yet to think about Scotland).

We also show that the construction of impure risks challenges the predictions of the framework causing a false sense of security for the project objectives, and that the continuous readjustment of technologies, in particular, is necessary to ensure the long-term realisation of these predictions.

In a democracy, however, because of its combination of "numerous and more varied points of shared common interest" and its requirement of "continuous readjustment through meeting the new situations produced by varied intercourse," which Dewey called "progress," education could address personal development and "full and free interplay" among social groups (Ibid, 83, 79).

This suggests a negative feedback modulation through intrinsic dampening, by a continuous readjustment

Since growing girls grow at different rates, continual readjustment was required.

Any single viewpoint tends to be jarringly rebutted by the next, forcing continual readjustments of expectations.

This seems well justified for batch cultures but will not allow to transfer such a model to continuous or fed-batch processes without readjustment of these constants.

This readjustment was justified by the difference in catalyst pretreatment between the continuous and the semi-batch reactor where significant catalyst pretreatment effects were shown.

Veterans Benefits Administration, Readjustment Benefits.

Facilitating Healthy Readjustment in Vietnam Veterans †.