Sentence examples for skill to adjust from inspiring English sources

However, he has great height, good strength and the skill to adjust to the ball in the air.

Putting on a traditional kimono is notoriously difficult, but Yui was an absolute professional, using great skill to adjust the length and put on the several different layers of robe, sash and various accessories.

Conceptually, quality of life may be important to self-management; gaining more control over health and well-being can feasibly be considered to improve quality of life as people develop the coping skills to adjust to and manage their life post-stroke [ 47, 54].

Wheelchair athletes participating in sports such as basketball, rugby and tennis would encounter a range of task and environmental constraints that differ to those encountered by track athletes, as they must frequently accelerate and decelerate, change direction at speed and perform sport-specific skills to adjust to the task constraints during the course of a game.

I will also cluster the standard errors by skill cells to adjust for the possible serial correlation that may exist within cells.

Contrast that with Fuji, which found new and creative ways to use its skill set to adjust and keep going even when its primary market, film, was drying up.

That strategy will do him well against teams like the Raiders, who lack coverage skills and struggle to adjust.

The improvement of self-management skills helps patients to adjust to the limitations caused by their disease and to improve their quality of life, to manage their own lives and give direction to the care they receive [ 16].

For example, the Autism Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN) and the Autistic Women's Network, both of which are run by autistic people, teach self-advocacy skills and ways to adjust to a neurotypical world.

It is the skill of the drawer to adjust the image to accommodate for those mistakes.

Four practices scored between 1 and 2, indicating little need to adjust skill mix.