Sentence examples for possible readjustments from inspiring English sources

After the contact was detected, the displacements of the stent vertex in contact are still calculated in future iterations, to enable possible readjustments resulting from the tension of the neighbouring nodes.

Golf is such an obviously artificial sport – with the players constantly tinkering with their equipment and the organisers fiddling with their pin positions – that endless readjustment is possible, to keep the game from becoming either too easy or too hard.

However, high temperature could permanently deform the double-helical structure of DNA, and regeneration of the DNA molecule is not possible even after the readjustment of the temperature to the optimal value [28, 30].

He then correlated those predictions, along with a number of other possible predictive factors, with actual readjustment success.

Thus, it is possible that decreased glycolysis caused by a readjustment of glucose flux is partially responsible for the reduced migration and invasion.

These could include variation in the number of actual and possible listings, number of rejections of asking price (introductory price and price readjustments) and changes to the number of applications that include non-clinical claims concerning price.

The possible implications for dating techniques, such as lichenometry, radiocarbon dating and cosmogenic surface-exposure dating are also important, as long-term readjustments of surface forms may lead to dating inaccuracy.

The biblical echoes and readjustments are plain.

"Readjustments are never easy, and we are in the middle of a major readjustment," he reasoned.

"There'd be so many portfolio readjustments," Mr. Mather added.

It was a victory that required some readjustments.