Sentence examples for leading offset from inspiring English sources

Companies like Xerox and the leading offset press maker, Heidelberger Druckmachinen, have created their own digital presses, and offset printing retains its technical advantages for large jobs.

Tuning guidelines are presented that enable partial 'decoupling' of the Luenberger design and choice of MPC parameters, leading to offset elimination and superior tracking performance while reducing the energy demand on the VCC, relative to traditional control approaches.

Dort got in Wilkes' face and the players appeared to exchange words, leading to offsetting technical fouls.

Furthermore, Beaulé indicated that inaccurate femoral positioning in the saggital plane will lead to a decreased anterior femoral offset leading to impingement and a painful SRA [ 17].

If the last fire event of was at, then with respect to the communication delay received the phase at and consequently adds the offset leading to.

The distance referred to here can be measured between planes (which are then parallel), leading to a face offset pair of meshes; or it can be measured between edges (an edge offset pair, implying the same parallelity) or between vertices (if corresponding edges are parallel, we call this a vertex offset pair).

Deep eddies develop in a pattern where the deep fields were offset and leading upper meanders consistent with developing baroclinic instability.

In the other, the auditory stream was physically offset, either leading or lagging the visual stream.

(B) Including EBF signaling impacted the onset timing of regeneration leading to a small offset between dynamic regeneration including and excluding EBF signaling.

We found that including MBF signaling altered the dynamic mass recovery only slightly, leading to a sustained offset in mass recovery compared to the case without MBF signaling (Additional file 4: Figure S3).

Similar to the Orthogonal frequency-division multiple access (OFDMA) technology, SC-FDMA is sensitive to frequency offsets leading to intercarrier interference (ICI).