Sentence examples for adjusted in parallel from inspiring English sources
This feature allows tilting and shifting lens movements to be adjusted in parallel or at right angles to each other, with detents at 45˚ intervals.
As shown in Figure 4, two sets of line-structured light single-vision sensor are configured on both sides of the combined target and the laser planes are adjusted in parallel.
In this Microslit Electrokinetic Set-up (MES) the planar samples are adjusted in parallel to form a channel of variable height which can become as narrow as about 1 μm.
Brightness and contrast levels were adjusted in parallel for panels within each figure, using Adobe Photoshop CS4.
When ICBT was applied to a bulky tumour at the start of treatment, the dose of radiation delivered to point A was gradually adjusted in parallel with the reduction in tumour size.
Not to mention they lack the willingness to deal with the natural ebb and flow of the market (the value of my house goes down, but my mortgage doesn't adjust in parallel).
Its top plinth houses the tonearm and the main bearing, and is isolated from the base by five Blobs, which also allow the plinth to be adjusted in two planes – parallel and perpendicular to the motor and main bearing.
Where groups of surgeons or departments are being compared, it is intuitive that adjustment for the respective experiences, or 'surgeon-mix' of these groups is adjusted for, in parallel with patient-mix adjustment, to improve the transparency of results.
The cutting angle was always adjusted in order to make the main axis of neurons parallel to the cutting surface.
Recently, it has been demonstrated that the sole analysis of polyA + mRNAs may not give any information on the direct transcriptional output of a given transcription factor/co-activator complex, as cells can buffer global transcription changes by adjusting mRNA decay in parallel ([ 48– 50] and refs therein).
These two electrodes were adjusted parallel to each other in an electrochemical deposition cell with an electrode gap of 1 cm.
