Sentence examples for minor adjustment on from inspiring English sources

Some simple checks or a minor adjustment on your part may restore proper operation.

Since 1976 the government made it mandatory to blend anhydrous ethanol with gasoline, fluctuating between 10% to 22%. and requiring just a minor adjustment on regular gasoline engines.

Although change seems to be the flavour of the month, the choice presented to voters this fall is really between a major strategic shift in American policy on one side, and essentially more of the same with some minor adjustments on the other.

Markets are designed to make relatively minor adjustments on a fundamentally sound base.

Channels were acquired sequentially at 100 fps for 7,000 15,000 frames, with minor adjustments on laser power and backpumping to maintain 10 to 30 active fluorophores per frame.

In response to flight time uncertainty due to the airport congestions, we allow minor adjustments on the flight departure times in addition to cruise speed control, thereby satisfying the passenger connections at a desired service level.

But if all the intellectual and political energy is now diverted into an interesting, technical and lengthy dispute about nuclear power, or new "carbon capturing" power stations; or if we are told to wait until Honda comes up with an even greener engine; or if we buy the illusion that minor adjustments on home insulation will save the planet, then frankly nothing much will happen.

Seeing the coming death of nickel-cadmium, PowerGenix designed its manufacturing process to work with minor adjustments on existing nickel-cadmium and nickel-metal-hydride production lines.

Musicals usually undergo at least some minor adjustments on their road to Broadway.

But a blogger who goes by spreegoogs argued that a shooter who made his shot should hold his position to avoid messing up his mechanics while a player who missed should be focusing on "making a minor adjustment based on the way he missed".

Despite that categorical assurance, Labor went on to achieve only minor adjustments to a provision which went on to criminalise the reporting of special intelligence operations.