Sentence examples for carefully merged from inspiring English sources
The patterns in the green and red channels were carefully merged using software, and the merged patterns are shown in (9), (10), (11), and (12) in Figure 3. Finally, to repeatedly fabricate different patterns on the same chip surface and make the chip reusable, an erasable DNA photolithography strategy was developed.
A painstaking plot wrangler, Grafton carefully merges both narratives in a sad but satisfying conclusion.
Blank Dogs recordings carefully merge these gurgling, tumbling, broken siren sounds into the song.
Newspaper articles and television announcements had warned motorists what to expect, and they slowly caught on: wait, yield to traffic from the left, merge carefully, roll to the right.
Her visions of past, present and future coalesce into magical incarnations merging carefully selected materials that speak an aesthetic language cultivated by Prescott's practice, which has spanned over a decade.
The newly merged school had to carefully navigate various multicultural sensitivities: boys and girls play sport separately, there is a modest uniform code, and assemblies draw from a number of religious traditions.
We do the merging operation carefully to avoid filling holes in foreground with background structures.
Read the merge policy carefully so that you understand what makes a topic distinct enough to remain un-merged, but not so specific that it's considered a vanity page (which would get nominated for deletion).
As his archrival at the Bank of Scotland (since merged with the Halifax to become HBOS) rushed at NatWest and won early headlines, Goodwin held back and carefully constructed an integration plan.
Some merged, some folded.
His two interests merged.
