Sentence examples for smoothly adjust from inspiring English sources

Riesman points out that the efficacious functioning of modern organizations requires other-directed individuals who smoothly adjust to their environment.

Parameter k (i.e. a control resistor) serves to smoothly adjust the shape of the nonlinearity, and hence the symmetry of the system.

And the controller can automatically change the on/off state or smoothly adjust the power consumption of the appliance (according to some control strategy) to support the frequency control.

Accumulation allows us to quickly converge on an appropriate panning position in the case of a stationary signal or smoothly adjust the panning position as necessary in the case of changing signals.

This paper presents the design, implementation and evaluation of an evolved version of an RTCP-based IDMS approach, including an Adaptive Media Playout (AMP) scheme that aims to dynamically and smoothly adjust the playout timing of each one of the geographically distributed consumers in a specific cluster if an allowable asynchrony threshold between their playout states is exceeded.

The feedback mechanism between measured Paw and flow generation does not work rapidly enough or sensitively enough to smoothly adjust the inspiratory flow to an appropriate level.

This figure highlights that the contrast of the image can be smoothly adjusted (enhancement, reduction) by applying SigShrink and SigStretch functions without introducing artifacts.

On both sides of the detector array there is a system of guard rings, which smoothly adjusts the voltage of the boundary cells to the ground potential of the silicon outside the sensitive volume.

One big difference is that Australia, unlike the East Asians before their currencies plunged, has a floating exchange rate which can adjust smoothly to market pressures.

The faster South-East Asia improves its productivity and shifts production to more sophisticated goods, the more smoothly it will adjust to the newcomer and, in this, eliminating domestic barriers to growth is crucial.

One recent survey for the commission found that only 12% of small companies across Europe had begun to think about the euro; another found that even most multinationals are not yet ready.More broadly, if EMU is to prove a success, its economies will have to adjust smoothly to economic disturbances without recourse to currency devaluations.