adjustment

In the last case, there will be an automatic adjustment to the screens of different devices.

Think of the embarrassing subway platform or mid-office “adjustment” debacles you could avoid!

What the hell would go to all the trouble—if he could make the “adjustment” in a “normal” way.

But it is ordinary people who are going to be hit hard by this and it is going to be a long and painful process of adjustment.

But that $450 billion adjustment is more than the GDP of most of the countries in the world.

As a result, most of the adjustment burden will be mostly borne by the city's workers, past and present.

His advice was invariably good, and his decisions on questions referred to him for adjustment were always acquiesced in.

It may be that, having made up my mind before leaving England, I accomplished a final wrench and adjustment.

Madame Valière patted the wig, as much in approbation as in adjustment.

This is the price which a man pays for the adjustment of his brain and hand to the needs of the time.

When such ideals are held in mind, an adjustment of conduct follows at once.