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So, this, along with enabling drivers to tap into social layers, view realtime fuel prices, nearby gas stations, points of interest and use hands-free navigation (all of which adjust to your location as you drive), have enabled Waze to become an attractive alternative to native navigation apps.

The movie opened at number one on $39.9m and went on gross $120.9m, which adjusts to $50.8m and $151.7m.

The hurricane is estimated to have killed 700 people and caused damages, which, adjusted to today's dollar, would equal $40 billion.

You can buy it in the UK - €399 or €499, depending on the lens you use - polarised (cheaper) or polarised and chromatic, which adjusts to the sun's intensity and is more expensive.

The main advantage of this technique lies in its adaptive architecture, which adjusts to data distributions.

A mass consistent model is developed in order to obtain a wind field which adjusts to an initial one.

CAT aims at implementing a testing process, which adjusts to an examinee's skill level via dynamically selecting appropriate testing items (Moosbrugger & Kelava, 2012).

The heart rate is controlled by the autonomic nervous system which adjusts to regulate cardiac output.

The temperature set points which adjust according to the system frequency were used to decide the on-off state.

TransCanada representative Grady Semmens said all 14 leaks occurred at above-ground pump stations, which adjust pressure to pump oil along the pipeline.

We used longitudinal sampling weights, available for participants followed to Wave 4, which adjust the sample to be representative of sample characteristics at baseline.