Sentence examples for mutual adjustments from inspiring English sources

People such as Norman Finkelstein and Noam Chomsky continue to advocate the establishment of two states along the 1967 borders "subject to very minor and mutual adjustments".

A classic of travel literature, Travels gives a humorous account of Modestine's idiosyncrasies and the mutual adjustments of author and donkey.

How consciously Wagner proceeded is attested not only by his numerous theoretical writings but also by compositional sketches pointing in some instances to several stages of mutual adjustments involving music and text.

The GPNM can be viewed as a structure of polycentric governance as it involves deliberate attempts for mutual adjustments and self-organised action.

Furthermore, there is some degree of trust among all participants who have voice in determining actions and strategies and there are possibilities of mutual adjustments.

The correlation between unit stream power and D50 is evidence for mutual adjustments among gradients, widths, and D50 as a function of the primary driving force in the drainage area, discharge.

Adiponectin levels were not associated with phobic anxiety in either crude or adjusted models or after mutual adjustment for leptin.

With additional mutual adjustment (associations of 25(OH D adjusted for ionised calcium and vice versa) the associations remained unchanged (Model 3 in Tables 1- 2).

Adjusting for confounders, and mutual adjustment for other parent smoking, attenuated associations in a similar way to that observed for maternal smoking.

All models were adjusted for parental education, parental age and number of children with mutual adjustment for all exposure variables.

Their loving correspondence reveals to Lemann "a subtle dynamic of mutual adjustment".