Thus, the patient's respiratory center must adjust to a precise tidal volume delivered with a precise flow pattern and flow rate in a precisely set inspiratory time.
Centrosomes duplicate shortly before the G2 stage of the cell cycle in a precisely orchestrated program to ensure precise duplication into two and not more centrosomes.
Old street names will haunt the rechristened work-live landscape in a precisely ordered pantomime of provenance.
When the music ends, the ball is flung up into a golden bucket and takes place on the bridge again, in a precisely repeated cycle.
Step by step, in a precisely edited sequence, Fernandez and his colleagues demonstrated an experiment on the social behavior of fruit flies.
For example, the effective tax rate meaning the percentage that people, on average, actually pay after they take all deductions changes in a precisely regressive form.
The American Veterinary Medical Association's 2013 guidelines for the euthanasia of animals require that it be "supplied in a precisely regulated and purified form," but neither the Oklahoma report nor the law itself specifies any such restriction.
Clicking on a card results in a precisely animated flip, as the card reveals its back, which has more information about the content: a status update, a photo, a link, a hashtag.
In AC, electrons flow back and forth between generators and appliances in a precisely synchronized manner — imagine a set of interlocking canals where water continually surges back and forth but the water level at any given point stays constant.
It was a light, semiliquid greasepaint available in jars in a precisely graduated range of tan tone, suitable for the lighting and orthochromatic film emulsion used during that period.
This was the post-war idea that taxing and spending could be used, in a precisely targeted way, to control the pace of economic growth and the level of employment.
