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Перевод: adjusting

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регулирующий; сборочный; установочный

Тезаурус:

1. Jimmy Tarbuck is rabbiting on in front of the tabs, the dancers are in position, stretching their limbs and adjusting their costumes, bathed in the blue of first lighting condition.
2. House prices have been adjusting downwards in the South-east for over a year.
3. Their other teacher, Michael Moore, walks round adjusting bodies, whispering reminders.
4. More likely, they said, was that China would continue to modernise its economy, so that by 1997 the situation would be more one of China's adjusting to Hong Kong, than of Hong Kong's trimming itself to China.
5. The horses should learn to accept the contact and the rider teaches the horse to accept the rein aid by adjusting the feel in the rein with the forward riding of his seat and leg aids, the hands control the impulsion created by the seat and leg aids but must also take care not to restrict the forward movement.
6. working with other pupils and adults - involving discussion with others; listening to, and giving weight to, the opinions of others; perceiving the relevance of contributions; timing contributions; adjusting and adapting to views expressed;
7. Costs of adjusting to inflation
8. The new bridge is elegantly designed, with each saddle running in neatly milled channels for accuracy of alignment when adjusting for either height or intonation.
9. Adjusting to small changes is always easier than adjusting to large and the whole aim is that the school should be a nicer and more effective place for everyone.
10. The clues about how this can be helpful - and how even academics disagree about actual costs of capital - are in the "after adjusting for" part of that statement.
11. The scratchplate partly covers the pickup mounting rings but has been cut to allow full access to the adjusting screws.
12. A case has to be made, therefore, for seasonally adjusting the monthly figures and for excluding school-leavers.
13. The ritual was the same as it had been the day before, adjusting the aerial, then, as he turned the tuner to the sound of whistles, crackles and snatches of foreign music, he said, "Speak to me, London," and, in obedience, it did.