At first, repair and readjustment of a stricken society were complicated by the collapse of law.
Ongoing surveillance of carriage rates both in the resident population in Saudi Arabia as well as in arriving and departing pilgrims is paramount for rapid readjustment of a policy to administer antibiotics to eradicate carriage.
As only the O isotope is available for this readjustment of δ, an O tracer profile from chemical diffusion is created.
In theory, a country is able to specialize without any adjustment costs; in the real world, these costs might easily bury "the advantage". Even forgetting about the social costs of possible unemployment, LCA therefore excludes -- among many other items -- the costs of re-training, relocation, and readjustment of workers of an industry that is liquidated.
Foreign exchange advisers to corporations had to watch for such possibilities and propose a readjustment of assets entailing a movement out of the weak currency.
The last step is a readjustment of the centre to a, the energy difference (d − a) again being dissipated as heat.
There was nothing wrong in the build-up to Cuthbert's try; just a well‑judged readjustment of balance by Halfpenny, a half-dummied kick by Biggar, a charge by North and a delivery to Cuthbert who took the slightly wayward pass above his head without breaking stride.
What stands out is the way computers turned readjustment of positions in a huge and deep market into a rout.
The risk in the marketplace that was completely disregarded by investment participants and regulators has led to a readjustment of the current economy to a more pragmatic consumption and risk tolerant economic model.
Next, the prime minister's repeated calls for a step change in our approach to foreign and diplomatic relations, massively upgrading the importance of trade imply, if one takes them seriously, readjustment of priorities and a shift of resources away from other functions towards trade.
