In all probability, Dinorwig and its three smaller cousins will not adjust their business tactics one iota as a result of the extra profitability they have been gifted by the capacity auction.
Therefore, the primary analysis will not adjust for baseline pain intensity (though this adjustment will be carried out as a sensitivity analysis - see Analysis section for further details).
A receiver will run free because a defensive back will not adjust to an audible.
The roles change dramatically in the N.F.L., and most college coaches cannot, or will not, adjust to the change of having players as peers, not students on scholarship.
In other words, some colleges budget based solely on the status of when a child starts, and contrary to popular wisdom, will not adjust their view on need.
— DRB Asking the college financial aid administrator for a professional judgment review will not hurt, but most colleges will not adjust for regional cost-of-living differences, regardless of whether the student comes from London or New York City.
"The thought process was, 'If we don't hit them in the pocketbooks, they will not adjust their habits,' " said Mayor Wes Perry, who added that he had received a few angry calls but that people had paid attention.
Private browsing has the very same shortcomings as clearing the browser profile: it does not stop all tracking methods, it provides only periodic protection (the user can be tracked within a private browsing session), beneficial web functionality breaks, and as a practical matter a user will not adjust a setting every time his browser launches.
Unlike other insects, which will eat more leaves to compensate for lower protein levels in their food, bees will eat a quantity of pollen, but will not adjust consumption based on nutritional inferiority, says entomologist Jeff Pettis, research leader at the USDA's bee laboratory.
And if markets doubt that central banks will really embrace higher inflation, the paper argues, then expectations will not adjust and the real interest rate will not fall.The authors then model several different approaches to forward guidance in order to see which produce the best results.
And if markets doubt that central banks will really embrace higher inflation, the paper argues, then expectations will not adjust and the real interest rate will not fall.The authors therefore ask how central banks should tweak forward guidance to overcome the problem of credibility.
