Sentence examples for a critical alignment from inspiring English sources
Then we had a critical alignment error on that 50-yard run.
The third step was particularly challenging; the use of wire-bonding had to be eliminated and it was required to develop a lamination step that applies a stretchable top conductive layer to the structure to complete the electrical connections (photograph, Figure 1, bottom) without any critical alignment.
"It would not be hard to compute an accurate time history of the tidal levels during those months to see just how anomalous were those few hours of critical alignment compared [with] a normal set of tides," Vidale told Life's Little Mysteries.
Third, the laminate eliminates the requirement of critical alignment through the use of a tight metal mesh that provides redundant pathways to the top contacts on the chips.
Scene after scene suggests the doomed romanticism of Jean-Luc Godard's "Contempt," the sexual conflict of his "Masculine Feminine," and the critical alignment of wealth and beauty of his "Nouvelle Vague" (still, astonishingly, unreleased here; Gilberto Perez wrote brilliantly about it in The Nation and in his book "The Material Ghost").
Adding mirrors indeed increased the signals attenuation but induced critical alignment difficulties.
The most critical alignment error – transversal quadrupole shift – must be lower than 0.1 mm.
In interferometry-based optical dynamic measurement, single high-speed camera or photodetector is normally adopted to avoid critical alignment and synchronization problems.
To complete the electrical connections and to eliminate critical alignments, a hybrid top conductive lamination layer will be presented.
On the other hand, even a correct aligned primary TKA may experience a critical change in alignment during secondary THA [ 20].
The major advantage of this IR sensor is its use of mechanically-fixed components with non-critical alignment, compared to the more complex and movable mechanics of an FTIR system, which needs continuous laser alignment.
