Sentence examples for fine assembly from inspiring English sources

Another fine assembly was fried oysters set over a smoky mix of mashed plantains and bacon, along with sautéed spinach and a minty sauce called huacatay.

In the second experiment, the proposed set of visual perceptibility measures are examined for a simulated industrial task of inserting electronic chips into slots of a working table, resembling a fine assembly line of transponders manufacturing.

It boosted enrollment in art schools, even if some turned into master-of-fine-arts assembly lines with art dealers waiting at the end.

This study concerns the characterisation of three different Pb-free solder pastes used for ultra-fine pitch assembly applications.

This work can serve as an excellent exploratory example for the fine self-assembly control principle in the amphipathic photoluminescent copolymer with sterically hindered side chains through the multiple weak interactions of the π-system.

These results will be of interest to R&D staff involved in formulation of new Pb-free pastes and the design of stencils for ultra-fine pitch assembly applications.

For other datasets, even though the reference genome belongs to the same species, it was too divergent to use it for determining fine-grained assembly accuracy.

Understandably, such haplotype and/or breed-specific variability in these map resources could translate into ambiguities evidenced by sequence-map comparisons, which may have impacted the fine-scale assembly, or previous validations of the bovine reference sequence.

Mr Wahid is now more direct and says that, though free assembly is fine, independence is not.Unfortunately, many West Papuans think they already have it, at least morally.

They are in search of the free skills training offered in a variety of industries including commercial driving, teledata cable installation and wiring, fine woodworking and assembly and film and television production that BWI offers.

Would I be Booker T. or W.E.B.? Maybe I'd be fine being the assembly line stooge, placating white fears with solemn "yes sirs," catching white tears with tissue made from the softest of silks, the cottonest of threads.