Sentence examples for critical adjustments from inspiring English sources

The firm arranged for custom office furniture and modified its policies to allow him to fly first class -- small but critical adjustments.

Finally, the key differences between the traditional approach and the GNSS-R approach are then analyzed with regard to identifying the critical adjustments required in using GNSS-R signals for ocean remote sensing.

Strategic advantage, as we know, is a function of having reliable, up-to-date information with which to make critical adjustments in the business of your enterprise.

Sesame Street was the first children's show that paid attention to the structure of each episode and made "small but critical adjustments" to each segment to capture children's attention.

Sesame Street was the first children's show to structure each episode, and the segments within them, to capture children's attention, and to make, as Gladwell put it, "small but critical adjustments" to keep it.

These data suggest that both PCR techniques were equally effective for detection of the genome of the parasite in the patient's blood, requiring critical adjustments in accordance with the conditions intralaboratory, so that the efficiency and sensitivity are maintained.

This is the point at which Lin must make the most critical adjustment: from instant celebrity to enduring basketball star.

Once you've accepted this critical adjustment made by Joe Wright, a British television director in his feature film debut, "Pride & Prejudice" gathers you up on its white horse and gallops off into the sunset.

Third, another finding of Web topology and critical adjustment to the basic Barabási and Albert model is that when the topically or organizationally related clusters become small enough-on the order of hundreds or even low thousands of Web pages-they no longer follow a pure power law distribution.

Accordingly we will employ improvements of the methods for uniformly elliptic equations in [25] with a critical adjustment used to supplement the tangential gradient terms in [25], which is similar to that used for gradient estimates in the conformal geometry case in [19].

These findings may be explained because they derive from data drawn from multivariate analysis, with a critical adjustment (even though limited by absence of randomization itself) for clinical features both increasing platelet resistance and risk of adverse events (like diabetes mellitus, smoking, or renal disease).