Sentence examples for technology to adjust from inspiring English sources

Bike fitting involves using measurements and computer technology to adjust the seat post, handlebars, crank arms and the stem.

The company's first light used sensor technology to adjust brightness and make cyclists more visible, and the second connected to the user's phone, enabling low battery alerts and crash notifications.

Following the example of airlines and hotels, which have long relied on technology to adjust their prices based on changing supply and demand (a practice called "revenue management"), more spas are using this strategy to beef up their bookings during slow times.

The XBR10 models exceed Energy Star® 3.0 guidelines for energy efficiency and use Sony's Light Sensor® technology to adjust backlight intensity based on ambient room light helping to save energy and reduce the user's overall carbon footprint.

This might mean using technology to adjust learning to different students' levels, intense after-school tutoring or a focus on students' non-academic needs, the official said.

ADB can also utilize hardware sensor technology to adjust display brightness accordingly to ambient light.

In industrial engines, variable speed settings that use smart technologies to adjust automatically save on power as well as costs.

Contemporary adaptive protection schemes rely on communication technologies to adjust the relay settings to adapt to the microgrids' modes of operation; grid-connected or islanded.

At the same time, potential suitors — enterprise giants flush with cash — are seeking technologies to adjust to new trends, like the rise of Web-based, or cloud-computing, services.

In view of the potential deployment of demonstrators and prototypes associated with the European Sustainable Nuclear Industrial Initiative (ESNII), the present licensing framework, based on the current Light Water Reactor (LWR) technology, will have to adjust as necessary taking into account to the new safety aspects introduced by these innovative technologies.

Computer technology offers opportunities to adjust the formats used in learning environments to the preferences of individual learners.