The phrase "an accurate alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of positioning or arrangement in various contexts, such as technical, scientific, or artistic fields.
Example: "The engineers ensured an accurate alignment of the components to guarantee optimal performance."
Alternatives: "a precise alignment" or "a correct alignment".
During the alignment step, an accurate alignment result is obtained by aligning the input 2D FFPs with the FFPs of the 2D mean shape, which are obtained by rotating the 3D mean shape (s 0) from 0° to θ ^ and projecting it onto the x – y plane.
Accurate function prediction requires a higher level of sequence identity and an accurate alignment, two factors that are at odds with deep scoring matrices.
Prior to UV irradiation, the mask was aligned (Karl Suss America Inc., Waterbury, VT, USA) to get an accurate alignment between the prior pattern and the pattern to be imprinted.
Circuit edit, critical to design validation, is challenged by shrinking dimensions for which an accurate alignment is mandatory.
The use of an isoparametric representation of the space coordinates allows an accurate alignment of the finite elements to the magnetic field line geometry in a tokamak plasma.
When using a Schwarzschild objective as a micro-exposure tool (MET) at high spatial resolution (half-pitch≤0.1 μm), in addition to the tight requirements on the design and surface figure for the single optics, also an accurate alignment between the two mirrors is needed to reach the planned spatial imaging detail.
In this paper, we present an accurate alignment-free interface similarity measure and demonstrate its advantages and applicability.
The goal of this work is finding an accurate alignment-free interface similarity measure and demonstrating its advantages and applicability.
Although TS-AMIR did not yield a highly accurate alignment like TM-align, it has shown a competitive accuracy with CE which is known to be a highly accurate method.
The same was observed in 8 of 40 investigated healthy horses [ 7] and was explained as a more accurate alignment of the transducer with the A wave of atrial contraction than with the E wave of the early rapid ventricular filling.
The box at the workspace was initially empty, but on the bottom a grid texture was provided allowing a more accurate alignment of blocks.
