Sentence examples for achieving vertical from inspiring English sources

Anyway, Emile Hirsch, an actor with a kind of young Elvis beauty, plays Speed, who races in the weird and wonderful sci-fi arenas in this Japanimated alternative-reality world, the cars clattering and careening madly around, often in the diagonal "Tokyo Drift" style, sometimes achieving vertical takeoff, sometimes apparently able to whizz straight through other cars like ghosts.

OBB showed an improvement of intermaxillary vertical relationships [31, 39, 41] even if less than Q-H/C [31] and proved to be useful for class II open-bite patients since it reduced facial convexity, ANB angle, and overjet and restricted maxillary molar extrusion, achieving vertical control.

They further demonstrated tuning of dose-responses to inducers of either rRNA or cognate orthogonal ribosome mRNA, achieving vertical scaling and steepness tuning.

Since TADs recruit transcriptional machinery through direct binding interactions with coactivator proteins, varying these domains changes the activation potential of each individual TF, thereby in principle achieving vertical extension (adjusting the high-end saturation limit of the activation response curve).

Limitations due to electrically insulating substrates are described as well as promising approaches to achieving vertical-injection UV light emitters.

"Home feels like a place I've never been," protests Goodwin as a preposterously uplifting psychedelic soul stomp called House of Mirrors achieves vertical takeoff.

Uno et al.7 also used high-vacuum evaporation of an organic semiconductor on flexible substrates using parylene as a gate insulator to achieve vertical OFETs with μ=0.15 0.2 cm2 V−1 s−16).

In the culmination of a decade's work, robotic flying insects developed in Charles River Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences Rob Wood's lab achieves vertical takeoff, hovering, and steering.

The DRIE system uses the Bosch process which is a pulsed etching alternating repeatedly between two modes to achieve vertical pattern.

First Solar, the second largest maker of solar panels worldwide, explicitly disclosed that a primary use of its 2006 IPO proceeds would be to engage in acquisitions to achieve vertical integration.

Inspired by the biology of a fly, with submillimeter-scale anatomy and two wafer-thin wings that flap at 120 times per second, robotic insects, or RoboBees, achieve vertical takeoff, hovering, and steering.