Sentence examples for even to adjust from inspiring English sources

We should slow down, stop a few years even, to adjust".

Two monkeys with tiny sensors in their brains have learned to control a mechanical arm with just their thoughts, using it to reach for and grab food and even to adjust for the size and stickiness of morsels when necessary, scientists reported on Wednesday.

Moreover, the incorporation of knowledge easily interpreted and defined by humans gives the advantage to process the outcomes or even to adjust this knowledge according to the problem's demands.

A lazy stroll around Lily Lake the first evening to adjust to the altitude, then up to Nymph Lake, Dream Lake and Emerald Lake.

"I didn't even have to adjust my microphone," he said.

The first is that advertisers have been even slower to adjust than the newspapers themselves.

This was how she met up with Lily, who sent messages only in reply to her mother's, not even bothering to adjust the subject line.

Erhard even attempted to adjust it to the sociopolitical changes of the 1960s, developing the concept of a "formed society," whereby factionalism would be minimized and the state governed by consensus.

However, it would be even better to adjust for the exact in-barn heat stress rather than working with the ambient or outdoor heat stress.

A full continuum exists from lethal pathogens to obligate mutualists, and the lines between parasitism and mutualism are often blurred [ 1, 2]; some species are even able to adjust their virulence reacting to a changing environment [ 3, 4].

Actually, when predictive utility is the only goal, it may be even better to adjust the CAT algorithm and use so called clinical decision adaptive testing [ 39, 40], in which items with threshold parameters around a cut-score are needed.