Seen that way, the curators of the Cooper Hewitt show are making a bold statement by throwing their lot in with beauty, calling for a readjustment of design priorities at the risk of cozying up too close to frivolity.
The new season, however, calls for a readjustment of thinking with designers forgoing armwear in favour of more streamlined cover-ups.
Furthermore, it provides a readjustment of traditional concepts and terminology with findings that the role of ro-ro port terminals should be considered as decoupling points, poles and postponement platforms.
They were blips, aberrations; a readjustment of expectations was in order, something more in line with the returns in London, where Australia bagged eight gold medals and finished eighth overall in the medal table.
A readjustment of the mix of nuclear and conventional capabilities will, by necessity, reflect scarcer resources.
The last step is a readjustment of the centre to a, the energy difference (d − a) again being dissipated as heat.
What improved the overall dramatic flow of the opera in Chicago was a readjustment of the tempos.
"I think it may have more to do with the economy or a minor readjustment of the Constitution," said Kim Yong-hyun, a North Korea expert at Dongguk University in Seoul.
Last summer was spent with mouth sores, frequent emergency trips to the bathroom and a general readjustment of my previous active existence as a writer, college teacher and aficionado of life.
Glacier streams vary in discharge with the time of day, and this variation causes a continual readjustment of the stream channel and the transportation of reworked debris, adding to the sediment load.
