Sentence examples for Precisely allocated from inspiring English sources

The miniature magnetic core is formed by wet etching process and precisely allocated to the designated position of the sensor chip by using an aligner.

Instead they played pinball in the game room, enjoyed cocktails and a buffet dinner and then assembled in the living room — some on the floor, some on Hef's couch, their places as precisely allocated as the chairs at a levee of the Sun King — for a showing of that evening's film.

In addition to tracks to visualize genes and encoded proteins, browsing the human genome in Cildb displays tracks for two kinds of OMIM data, the OMIM description of the corresponding gene and associated diseases if they exist and the overall localizations on the chromosomes of OMIM entries not precisely allocated to a gene, but rather to a chromosomal region.

Ideally, in order to precisely allocate meaning on the map, the center of mass of all dictionary words should be computed with appropriate weights measuring their semantic agreement with the given meaning.

A number of challenges have emerged in the decentralization of health systems in LMICs, including 1) problems of capacity at lower levels of the system, 2) the reproduction of inequities within the health sector, and 3) difficulties in defining "decision space" and precisely allocating authority to different levels of the system.

Given that female N. vitripennis need to control sperm release very precisely to allocate sex, we suggest that this gene family may have a role to play in adaptive sex allocation behavior, and we are currently developing functional genomic tests of this hypothesis.

However, this construction is likely to be unfair from the SUs perspective and rather arbitrary as it is based on the fact that SU q is allocated precisely the band of index q.

For example, Hospital A had one scenario that did not apply to Hospital B, because at B the "OTHER" service was not allocated precisely one OR on any weekday.

That towel, by the way, measures precisely 13 1/2 by 32 inches, and we were each allocated exactly one.

The coexistence of different criteria for mixed connective tissue disease makes it difficult to allocate precisely maternal and congenital infantile disease.

However, the coexistence of several sets of classification criteria for MCTD makes it difficult to allocate precisely maternal and congenital infantile disease.