Sentence examples for carefully align from inspiring English sources

Then he would carefully align his other digits flat with the seams.

Finally, we also argue that, to exhaust the attainable benefits, a firm should carefully align its supply chain portfolio with the employed supply chain adaptation strategy.

The spheres in the dual-sphere-plate target are used simply as fiducials to identify a point on the surface of the plate that is common to both the scanner and the reference instrument, thus overcoming the need to carefully align the target.

It is essential that retailers carefully align their own unique abilities with opportunities in the market before embarking on an expensive and risky technology spending spree.

By knowing who these customers are and their value to a firm, the company can make smarter tradeoffs between customer acquisition and retention and can carefully align them with customer life-cycle dynamics.

Aligning those logos is time consuming, and is a real sign of expert craftsmanship and expense (it's way cheaper to just put two pieces of fabric or leather together at any random point than it is to have to carefully align the logo pattern. It may cost way more in fabric or leather costs to have these logos sit perfectly against one another at the seam).

Color channels were carefully aligned using alignment parameter from control measurements with 0.5 µm diameter multi-spectral fluorescent beads (Life technologies).

It was important that the edges be carefully aligned.

Joe carefully aligned its interests with the interests of the local community, including local environmentalists".

Each individual analyzer crystal is carefully aligned with an inverse joystick goniometer.

Metal plugs called "vias" connect tracks on one layer to those on the next, through carefully aligned holes.