Sentence examples for flexible details from inspiring English sources

The paper concerns modern approaches towards minimising the vibration level during the high speed milling process of flat flexible details.

In the paper a method of optimal spindle speed determination for vibration reduction during ball-end milling of flexible details is proposed.

It was strongly pro-European, anti-nuclear weapons in principle but flexible on detail, committed to decentralisation of the public services and constitutional modernisation (including proportional representation for every election), and determined to make private business fulfil its social responsibilities.

a2i provided neutral facilitation of the participatory process using the well-structured flexible format detailed below.> The MSD opened with short presentations by a2i highlighting the National eHealth vision and the progress, penetration and opportunity of ICTs in Bangladesh.

While the U.S.O.C., which plans to meet with both the hockey and basketball unions, may be flexible on some details, they are firm on principle, even if it means alienating the Dream Teams.

But if you were looking for clues to characteristic styles, only in the Royal Ballet School's performance of Frederick Ashton's pas de quatre from "Swan Lake" was there a hint of those specific details: flexible upper body, measured line and lengthened wrists.

Bezos also had some good advice for company founders and entrepreneurs: "Be stubborn on the big things and be flexible on the details".

Adding lure presentation to regular visual census is logistically simple and flexible in the detail of its design and application.

"I had a vision in my head but had to make it flexible and take detail out to be able to finish in time". .

Although the spatially explicit model is flexible, it requires detailed data, both demographic and epidemiological, for choosing the optimal kernel and kernel parameters.

We started with the simplest model of the bacterial chromosome where DNA is described as a non-compacted semi-flexible polymer (for details see SI text S1) confined to the cell.