Sentence examples for defined accurately from inspiring English sources
The material properties for both the piezoelectric substrate and the Al electrodes should be defined accurately as well.
In developing FEA simulation for the SAW strain sensor, the boundary conditions for the simulation, as shown in Figure 7, need to be defined accurately.
Therefore, in the VISSIM simulation, the static and dynamic characteristics of every vehicle type in terms of length, width, acceleration, deceleration, and speed ranges should be defined accurately.
This software allows the geometric description of the deck, using bridge design data usually given at the conceptual stage, and the automation of several drawings and three-dimensional (3D) models, defined accurately.
If the tables were turned, and the author of the National Review article empathizing with Zimmerman, or the author of this piece, as well as white America in general (if such a phrase can even be defined accurately) dealt with the economic, judicial, and political disparities faced by our fellow African- Americans, what would it sound like?
Based on serial observations made during regular intervals, there appeared again to be a rapid conversion to HAP within a short span of time; however, the onset of this sharp HAP conversion could not be defined accurately given the wide margin of error seen with each experiment.
Thus, the differential geometry is necessary to define accurately the doubly-curved surfaces at issue.
At a first step for future investigations, land use variables will be treated to define accurately the previous 4 components.
To define accurately health related quality of life outcomes in men undergoing radical prostatectomy (RP) by a single surgeon.
Further studies are required, however, to define accurately how these cloths, which are designed to be used without detergent or biocides, might be capable of safe and effective deployment and recycling in the healthcare environment.
Nevertheless, no unified approach has been considered so far, capable of defining accurately all the different parameters within one aggregated method and thus linking the problem with its potential solutions.
