Sentence examples for electronic precision from inspiring English sources

In an instant of electronic precision, the machine flips its cassette 180 degrees.

This force was determined during simulated tooth treatment by four external equine dentists, by means of an electronic precision scale (Kern EMB 600-2, BalinGermanyrmany).

With the aid of a needle (18 G), the remaining heat conducting paste was extracted from the pulp horns and the removed mass was weighed using an electronic precision scale.

Twenty-four hours after challenge, mice were anesthetized and the thickness of the DNFB-treated ear and the control ear were measured using electronic precision calipers to determine the change in thickness (mm).

The masses of the prepared CT were weighed before and after all grindings using an electronic precision scale in order to determine the difference in mass removal relative to the rotational speed used.

Nestling mass was measured using portable electronic scales (precision: 0.01 g) and morphological measurements were taken using Vernier calipers (precision: 0.05 mm).

Body weight (BW) was measured with an electronic scale (precision 0.1 kg [Filizzola PL 150, Filizzola® Ltda]) and the height with a wall-mounted stadiometer (precision 0.1 cm [Sanny®, São Paulo, Brazil]), with the subjects wearing light clothing and no shoes.

Both of these activities are now secondary to high technology such as the manufacture of electronic and precision equipment.

Among the varieties of industrial equipment produced are multiple-use lathes, wire-drawing dies, and manufacturing equipment for assembling computers and other electronic devices, precision instruments, and polymer synthetics.

As the firms making electronic components, precision equipment and fine materials try to compete by moving production to low-cost China, they must somehow stop their secret manufacturing processes leaking to local employees.

How do you think this city physically functions?Don F New York, NY New York in fact has been an immense "engineering town" for most of its existence -- not only in terms of civil and mechanical engineering and naval architecture in the 19th and early 20th centuries, but as the crucial center of the electronic and precision engineering industry right through the end of the 1950s.