self-adjustment
nounUK /ˌself əˈdʒʌstmənt/
US /ˌself əˈdʒʌstmənt/
The act of changing yourself to fit a new situation.
The robot's self-adjustment helped it walk on the bumpy ground.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A machine or system changing itself to work better without a person touching it.
The camera's self-adjustment made the picture brighter in the dark room.
3. A person's own effort to stay calm and balanced.
Her self-adjustment to the noisy classroom helped her focus on her work.
4. The process of getting used to a new place or routine by yourself.
His self-adjustment to the new school took only a few weeks.