Sentence examples for ideally in order to from inspiring English sources
Ideally, in order to avoid a significant observer effect the components of a monitoring tool must be small and unobtrusive.
Ideally, in order to find the best solution, the VSN nodes' optimal bitrate for each possible scene has to be calculated.
Ideally, in order to detect all the contact of the vessels, the time interval of the data should be 1 s.
Theoretically, and perhaps ideally, in order to isolate some of the variables in the comparison, the data acquired in the standard camera might have been reconstructed using the Valiance software or vice versa.
"It was decided that in terms of planning we recognised that Hampden wasn't going to be available so we needed two stadiums, ideally, in order to be able to take the semi-finals and final to venues that would cope with the demand for tickets".
Ideally, in order to precisely allocate meaning on the map, the center of mass of all dictionary words should be computed with appropriate weights measuring their semantic agreement with the given meaning.
While the benevolent Horologists "inherit resurrection as birthright" — they live natural lives and die like normal humans, and then come back as someone else — the sinister Anchorites lack this gift for metempsychosis, and must kill humans, ideally children, in order to drink their blood, or, in the proper lingo, "decant" the victim's soul into "Black Wine," which temporarily staves off aging.
So how big should a firm ideally be in order to subject its internal workings to market discipline?
In both instances, the band gap can be ideally tuned in order to match the low-energy photons in the gigahertz (GHz)/terahertz (THz) regime.
So obtained co-crystals gain new chemical and physical properties (i.e. solubility, density, hygroscopic abilities, melting point etc)., usually drastically different from individual components and ideally tunable in order to obtain the desired functionality.
A conformal delivery of treatment is ideally adopted in order to spare as much as possible the amount of radiation received by the surrounding normal tissues.
