Sentence examples for achieve a tip from inspiring English sources

Retinal ganglion cell (RGC) axons in the optic tract were stimulated extracellularly with a borosilicate glass electrode (gently broken to achieve a tip diameter of ∼10 15 μm) containing aCSF.

Engineering research studies demonstrated ice formation at the tip of a cryoprobe within 5 s and achieved a tip temperature of <−150 °C within 10 s.

The experiments show that a bent-beam actuator with 800 μm long, 40 μm wide, 100 μm thick and 6° bent arms achieves a tip displacement of 16 μm with an incident laser beam of 50 mW power while keeping the maximum temperature less than 125 °C.

However, it is important to note that all of the participants in the intermediate and expert groups achieved a tip-apex distance less than the clinically acceptable 25 mm (Baumgaertner et al. 1995), with very low rates of failure expected.

The main objective of a rhinoplasty in the elderly should be an adequate reorientation and stabilization of the lower lateral cartilages to achieve a positive tip rotation and an adequate projection.

Design of soft-tip materials with respect to these factors may make it easier to achieve a desired blade tip and hence, coating characteristic.

There is no Plan B in Syria because the Gulf countries, which speak of "alternatives" leading to the departure of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, do not intend to use the Islamic armies they are mobilizing to fight terrorism to topple Assad's regime, nor do they intend to dispatch advanced weapons to the Syrian rebels to achieve a breakthrough that would tip the military balance of power.

When the tip approach to the sample surface, the Fermi levels of the tip and the sample achieve a state of equilibrium.

Using a strong force on the tip is necessary to achieve a good contact.

The limb should be lightweight and permit a high deflection of the beam's tip in order to achieve a good ballistic performance.

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