— in the tall weeds behind railing siding Interstate — intervals of lights sweeping over you, huge trucks shearing your eardrums, I, nervous of discovery, then, once, car happened to stop near me to make readjustments or change in sleeping positions inside, and I scared as hell it was the HiWay patrol stopping to pick me up".
After an hour, during which they send men up the castle walls to make readjustments, silence falls and the air changes – it feels like a lot of people are holding their breath.
You may need to make readjustments during the day.
Even the C.I.A. itself did not make major readjustments to evaluate the threat.
That is partly because the electronic front derailleur is able to make constant readjustments to reflect changes in the chain's position caused by shifting with the more frequently used rear derailleur.
Virginia Sapiro, another professor, said that neither candidate "seemed as canned as last time," and that both had clearly made readjustments.
In addition, the juveniles are cut off from their relatives and communities, making readjustment and reintegration difficult.
Such readjustments can make it reasonable to be confident, though not maximally certain, that a claim is true on the basis of evidence whose probability is less than 1 (Jeffrey 1983, 164 180).
I take it on faith that a good Transporter Chief like Scotty or O'Brien could make pattern readjustments on the fly.
The death of bin Laden would, indeed, seem like an opportune break point at which the Obama administration could make major readjustments in its AfPak strategy without eliciting domestic criticism.
