Sentence examples for located carefully from inspiring English sources

The flow rate through each nozzle is controlled by a centrally located, carefully shaped spear or needle that slides forward or backward as controlled by a hydraulic servomotor.

An NFU spokesman said: "Although we agree that 'slowing the flow' should have an important role to play in reducing flood risk from hilly upland catchments, techniques such as tree planting need to be located carefully.

Provided that the electrode is located carefully, this means that the signal injected by microstimulation drives a greater fraction of the available neurons, so the psychophysical effect is larger.

Rather, most of the first-time voters were nascent Republicans, who had been carefully located and then escorted to the polls by local loyalists.

The original modules on the structure were carefully located, with the staff quarters kept well away from the most dangerous production parts of the platform.

At ground level, automated monitoring sites are carefully located to avoid adventitious spikes from human activity and to obtain the most representative samples.

While wind farms need to be carefully located, a recent YouGov poll showed that onshore wind was by far the preferred energy infrastructure that Britons would be prepared to host in their communities.

The study indicated that the defects of over 3 m long slats can be detected with carefully located PZT discs.

"The site we've located has been carefully selected, having scoured the U.S. extensively," he said.

Industrial timber management options should be carefully located to avoid conflicts and to tap into labor pools and communities with historical ties to extractive industry as well as high employment needs to ameliorate socioeconomic vulnerabilities.

Of importance may be the fact that wild barley (Hordeum spontaneum) is more prone to be a weed of cultivation, thereby maintaining introgression, whereas wheat cultivation, which is more water-demanding and may have been more carefully located, would have been cut off from the wild progenitor.