Sentence examples for means to adjust from inspiring English sources

There is a fierce hum behind the unfolding drama of what it means to "adjust" in this crowded alleyway, tucked inside a towering city that styles itself as the engine of the world.

A means to adjust the height between the span and the supporting pontoon to accommodate changes in a ship's trim is still required; and, therefore, the overall economies of a pontoon are less than might at first be imagined.

The influence of a moderate argon ion bombardment during thin film deposition, realized through the variation of the argon ion energy in the range 20 eV–170 eV, as a means to adjust the adatom surface mobility and surface diffusion processes, on the microstructure evolution and on the Vickers micro-hardness is discussed.

Thus, optimization of the apoplastic pH for the specific needs of the host or pathogen sucrose transporter might be a means to adjust the transport capacity of host or pathogen sucrose transporters.

False discovery rate (FDR -corrected P values are also provided as a means to adjust FDR -correctedomParisons.

Careful choice of these two question types may therefore provide one means to adjust levels of overall achievement on these e-assessments.

Others are meant to adjust for schools that are overcrowded or underused, or to address travel and safety issues.

The court ruling stemmed from the Council's decision last September to pass a law meant to adjust a quirk in the term-limits law.

They're meant to adjust your posture and unbalance you, so that you work various muscles harder in the interest of keeping upright.

Windows 7 includes a ClearType Text Tuner program that guides you through a few screens meant to adjust the look of the screen text to your liking.

The new solution is then modified by two iterations of k-means to adjust the partition borders locally.