Engineers and analysts using satellite technology help its sailors make tiny adjustments that can make all the difference between winning and losing.
These questions are not a bad thing, he added, saying, "I think we are all making tiny adjustments in our heads having to do with HD".
I watched two male assistants, in denim shirts and matching baseball caps, one of whom repeatedly stepped forward to make tiny adjustments to her hair.
That evening's performance was the sharpest for some time and our thinking about the play as a new thing reminded us that we're still developing, making tiny adjustments all the time; that we still care.
You have to make tiny adjustments to how you are seen--being consistent!
Then Platon yelled, "Don't move!" He clicked off frame after frame, making tiny adjustments to both the lighting and Snowden's posture, sometimes asking for him to look into the lens, sometimes just above it.
Making tiny pace adjustments so you can keep up within a group is essential for a long day.
By placing mirrors at oblique angles and allowing the eye to make tiny psychological adjustments, Morritt refined the use of mirrors beyond the simple geometry to "squeeze his illusions from slight discrepancies".
Mr. Poss holds down an E, Ms. Stenger an F sharp, and they both veer into F; they create swells with volume pedals and make tiny pitch adjustments with their tuning pegs.
Here, I discuss some uncomplicated ways to make those tiny adjustments to our food decisions that can stave off weight gain, make us feel more satisfied, thrill our taste buds and keep us healthier, for longer.
These measurements also allow the "feed dog", which gently pulls fabric through the machine, to make constant tiny adjustments to keep things smooth and even.Dr Dickerson patented the idea in 2012 and won a $1.3m research contract from DARPA, a US Department of Defence research-and-development agency.
