Sentence examples for sense adjusting from inspiring English sources

Dr. Irwin Redlener, president of the Children's Health Fund, said youngsters across the city, like William, "and like all of us, really, are in a sense adjusting to the new reality of what we had to face then, and what we may have to face in the future".

Mr. Summers even suggested that it was time for bargain hunters to buy, arguing that stocks were undervalued in a historic sense: adjusted for inflation, he noted, the Dow Jones industrial average earlier this week was at the same level as 43 years ago.

Nike Sense "adjusts the stud's height depending on the conditions of the terrain," which sounds incredible.

After a while, your senses adjust, as if in a darkened room, to the tiniest of tensions.

Soon, the senses adjust to their deprivation – the plodding becomes rhythmic, the soundlessness ordinary.

Use common sense when adjusting a paranoid mindset.

The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is a dynamic organelle, capable of sensing and adjusting its folding capacity in response to increased demand.

The dynamic behavior of PSM cells suggests that they are continuously sensing and adjusting to the surroundings (other tissues and the ECM).

Because of the importance of oxygen sensing for adjusting skeletal muscle blood flow, several studies have sought to determine its underlying molecular mechanisms.

In this view, therefore, oxidation events (and the damage they cause) are essentially a by-product of the proteome's role in sensing and adjusting the global redox potential of the cell.

Our adaptive rate adjustment procedure for compressed sensing iteratively adjusts the per-node sensing rate to capture the variations in the underlying field.