Sentence examples for guaranteed contact with from inspiring English sources

However, the large arrays of micro-cantilevers used in this approach need complicated design and production processes, and a tedious process is required for adjusting the position of all tips on one probe to guarantee contact with the sample.

In a 1927 diary of his trip to Moscow, for example, Benjamin weighed whether to join the party, treating it almost as a social and professional club; if he joined he would have a "solid position" and "guaranteed contact with other people"; if he didn't, it might "adversely" affect his work.

Bad news is, working from home does not guarantee minimal contact with other people.

Several of the bill's authors say they hope the briefing falls to the national intelligence director, if only because it would guarantee daily personal contact with the president.

The CULTEX glass modules as well as the RFS are designed to establish an incoming flow which is directed immediately via emission ducts to the surface of the cells to guarantee a close contact with the test atmosphere, both qualitatively and quantitatively.

The neighborhood has a surplus of elderly people, some with strong family connections and others who get by on their own in a community that guarantees human contact.

The goal is the design of a control scheme to bring the link in a stable contact with the environment, guaranteeing a desired value for the steady-state position of the link, compatible with the contact.

On the other hand, the technical implementation should guarantee the direct contact of the test substances with the cells, as well as the homogeneous exposure of the entire cell layer without interfering with the cell viability.

We assume the couple concerned will make immediate contact with the police to guarantee their safety".

"Yes, it's a fast game and you can't guarantee that someone wouldn't unintentionally make contact with his head.

However, these potted sets of fibers must be designed to guarantee that all fibers are in direct contact with the surrounding stream of fluid.