Sentence examples for mere adjustments from inspiring English sources

Lightpath bundling (LB) and anycast (AS) switching are combined in SR VTCA operation to advertise lightpath additions/removals to the IP layer as mere adjustments (increments or decrements) in the capacity, allowing to keep the IP routing stable, and thus, simplifying control plane operations.

The change in the number is more than a mere adjustment in a dispassionate tally.

The risk is that ethics may become a mere adjustment parameter and not an essential element in the elaboration and implementation of ethic-certified recommendations.

This is no mere adjustment of a reputation but a deep shift in how we identify and value visual art... Writer describes the artist's work, suggesting that he invented Middle America... Writer dismisses several reasons to despair of Rockwell's art... Rockwell is sentimental, but his ruling sentiments are far from trivial.

WHAT'S most remarkable about the faces in these turn-of-the-20th-century New York police photographs is that many -- with the simple addition of a baseball cap or the mere adjustment of a hairstyle -- would not look out of place on the city's streets today.

One concerns the mere adjustment to social and cultural climate, as experienced at two different types of institutions: "There is an adjustment to two vastly different environments.

With those, the second model fared better, but beyond mere adjustment issues, several paths lacked statistical significance at the 0.05 level and were candidates for further trimming.

We need more substance in pennies for the artists rather than mere form adjustments".

Although the euro163 billion paid for Mannesmann now seems astronomical, the resulting writedowns are mere accounting adjustments that have little impact on Vodafone's overall health.

Eurosceptics often argue that the integrationists promote their ambitions by stealth by dressing up big political changes as mere technical adjustments.

Some committed Europhiles frankly acknowledge that, at times, they have deliberately disguised quite profound changes as mere technical adjustments to avoid causing popular alarm.