Sentence examples for a careful setting from inspiring English sources
In order to set up the simulations, we weight the effects of several parameters, such as thermal material properties, the modeling of heat generation and a careful setting of boundary conditions.
Although one can significantly reduce the overhead with such a scheme, optimization requires a careful setting of the thresholds L u and L l, which are dependent of the probabilities of having a primary signal or not.
The major tool of structuralist psychology was introspection (a careful set of observations made under controlled conditions by trained observers using a stringently defined descriptive vocabulary).
Mr. Blinder has put together a careful set of proposals to refurbish the fiscal policy toolbox in case the economy takes a tumble and stimulus is needed quickly.
Our admissions process is a careful set of decisions made over several months, to give every applicant fair assessment and consideration.
Georg von Békésy designed a careful set of experiments and pioneered many measurement techniques on human cadaver temporal bones, in physical models, and in human subjects to elucidate the basic mechanisms of air- and bone-conducted sound.
"The admissions process is a careful set of decisions made over a number of months, intended to give every student a fair assessment and full consideration for admission," she wrote.
The Treasury select committee and the work and pensions select committee have been asking for a full impact assessment since August, but ministers have hidden behind a careful set of wording to avoid showing how George Osborne's claim that eight out of 10 families will be better off by 2017-18 will be borne out.
In conclusion, these two applications require a careful set of location policies (both access control and notification) to ensure privacy.
"It's a careful set of work, but it's just a hard area to work in," Reilly says.
The results indicate that with a careful set-up, the subjectivity of mood aspect can be controlled such as to generate meaningful subject-averaged ratings.
