He makes sweeping strategic adjustments better than any coach in N.F.L. history.
Possibly the most daunting combination was attempted by David Cameron namely to instigate sweeping structural adjustments, at the same time as austerity required efficiency savings of £20 billion over four year form 2001-2015 to secure the same level of coverage for an ageing population.
The offensive against popular living standards, whether conducted in the private sector or the public sector, by employers or by the government, is being done in a way that delays its worst effects – within limits imposed by the sweeping ambition of the structural adjustment programme.
It is shown that the sensor enables unique functionality including means for passive mass quantification and direct adjustment of bifurcation sweeping rate for reliable detection and enhanced robustness to noise.
Farm lobbies, having unsuccessfully sought subsidies for decades, took advantage of the crisis to obtain a sweeping rescue package, the Agricultural Adjustment Act, whose declared purpose was to be "an act to relieve the existing national emergency".
In the technocratic nomenclature of the IMF, this would be called a "structural adjustment programme", but that doesn't really capture the sweeping scale of the transformation.
In connected mode, the parameter adjustment for traffic steering described in Algorithm 1 involves sweeping of B 2/3A thresholds.
Then, sweeping his finger in a wide arc, Mr. Gates added, "If you evaluate that we need a big adjustment, tell me, and I'll make it, so we don't disappoint any more".
