Sentence examples for readjust itself from inspiring English sources

To make the system work, the adaptive sensing needs to be periodically reactivated so the cell can readjust itself to its ever-changing environment [21].

The underlying soil is readjusting itself because of the voids".

The map constantly readjusts itself, so that the road ahead is up.

The buses take children to camp, the support staff become baby sitters and counselors and lifeguards, and the whole cycle just readjusts itself for a season.

It simply resulted in academic inflation – a new currency came into being and the market readjusted itself to its old ways.

The algorithm tracks what you click, then readjusts itself to show you content and ads "more relevant" to you.

According to LeChatelier's principle, when an MFC at equilibrium is subjected to change(s) in operation condition(s) (e.g., significant increases of ET channels by ESs), then such a system readjusts itself to effectively counteract the applied change(s) (e.g., acceleration of electron "flow" for degradation by increases in reaction rates) for a new equilibrium state.

The Earth is now readjusting itself, and the flow of solar energy absorbed each day, to compensate for this change -- to reach a new equilibrium.

However, these and other results show that, even for these primitive scene elements, our sampling of the world is biased toward certain stimuli, and continually readjusts itself, even though these changes nearly always escape our notice.

Doing this prevents the camera from readjusting itself when the sunglasses are put on.

But if the players were paid, the market would probably readjust coaches' salaries all by itself.