If Apple only focused on some subset of these methods when making its adjustments, it follows that only some subset of apps would be affected long-term following the change.
That is, when it gets later in the day, the device will automatically make its adjustments.
"The consumer is going to have to support the economy for a while longer until the business sector makes its adjustments," said Tim McGee, chief economist at U.S. Trust in New York.
And, it's at Kansas where Advent will potentially have to make its first adjustments as former LSU head coach Les Miles arrives in Lawrence to lead the Jayhawks.
"Union Squared," which was added to the festival's other 200 offerings in May, has had to make its own adjustments during its short production life.
Without a realistic and concrete plan, there's risk the project will make its own unanticipated adjustment when some future crisis arises.
Provision will be made for its adjustment to meet substantially changed conditions.
When board assumed an adjusted such an adjustment in making its stock grants, shareholders sued – and won.
Even Google, the champion of algorithms, employs substantial human adjustments to make its search engines perform just right.
"The teachers' agreement," Mr. Linn said, "demonstrates that the city must make a market-adjustment to make its employees competitive with pay received by workers in nearby communities".
But it made few adjustments to its pensions, at the time, a move that may have given unions a false sense of security, said Professor Chaison of Clark University.
