Sentence examples for specific adjustments from inspiring English sources

Raines and others who have watched Jeter, the Yankees shortstop, play daily in recent years believe there are very specific adjustments he can make to his hitting, his fielding, his base running.

We conclude that monetary incentives conditioned on specific adjustments to existing production systems could still have a complementary role to play in improving watershed services.

It has been suggested that service firms face a higher level of customer contact which requires specific adjustments in organizational design.

In the following, we present four different examples in which the STRIP method can be used, and highlight specific adjustments in the methodology that have to be made for obtaining an optimal outcome.

Non-synchronized PC mode lowers V T and P L in comparison with more synchronized modes in spontaneously breathing patients but can increase patient effort and may need specific adjustments.

On the other hand, specific adjustments are required in case of radioanalytical methods, such as radio-HPLC, radio-TLC and gamma spectrometry, and they would need to be considered with more details.

Brad Burns, a WorldCom spokesman, declined to discuss the specific adjustment mechanism employed or to say how much Mr. Ebbers owed.

Chiropractors employ treatment by manipulation and specific adjustment of body structures, such as the spinal column, and use physical therapy when necessary.

In addition to the actual cutting process, surface structuring can be carried out using a reflecting jet by a specific adjustment of process parameters.

So, if we make a specific adjustment for the age group of the population and then multiply by three, five out of 24 - roughly one in five - is not a very unexpected number, Dr Cazap says.

A formula for the ratio of the monthly maxima at durations shorter than 24 h, down to 6 min, to the 24 h monthly maximum, in terms of: duration, month of the year, and a site specific adjustment is estimated.