We make small adjustments, conceal, straighten.
Gyroscopes can make small adjustments, but larger shifts require the thrusters.
We know Cristiano well and can make small adjustments, nothing more".
Since the Globe cannot reconfigure American university theaters to resemble its space here, Mr. Dromgoole said he planned to make small adjustments.
The classic method of indirect control is through open-market operations, first widely used in the 1920s and now employed daily to make small adjustments in the market.
"While we'll continue to make small adjustments in our ads like different visuals coming up," Mr. Beebe said, "our core message is going to be exactly the same".
He appreciates the chance to make small adjustments to the show: a little less Japanese-fan action, a little less Fu Manchu gesticulation, a little more naturalism in what is, admittedly, a melodramatic story.
The yaw damper uses the rudder, the moveable panel at the back of the vertical tail, to make small adjustments to keep the plane pointed in the direction it is moving.
Under a process called "alternative compliance," much of the technology used on deepwater rigs has been approved piecemeal, with regulators cooperating with industry groups to make small adjustments to guidelines that were drawn up decades ago for shallow-water drilling.
Republicans are a bit stupider, more rigid, more doctrinaire in their laissez-faire capitalism than the Democrats, who are cuter, prettier, a bit more corrupt – until recently … and more willing than the Republicans to make small adjustments when the poor, the black, the anti-imperialists get out of hand.
