Sentence examples for matched so that from inspiring English sources
The back surface was assumed to be spherical with a radius of curvature matched so that the optical power of PAL meets the data given by the manufacturer.
The key is that the hobbies and interests of the carer and the person who receives support are carefully matched so that they enhance each other's lives.
Local communities, too, could be matched so that the generosity of individuals could be channelled to particular areas in the affected countries.
However, trials are underway at several airports and at least one seaport in which live photos and passport photos are matched so that your face is basically your boarding pass.
It is proposed that these experimental maxima and minima correspond to a condition under which surface tensions of the liquid and solid phases are just matched, so that maximum capillary suction and zero van der Waals attraction exist in the wetted particle systems.
It is one of the largest genes in the human genome, sprawling over some 1,125,000 units of DNA, and it generates at least six types of protein through a procedure known as alternative splicing, in which different components of the gene are mixed and matched so that each set specifies a different protein.
"We're here to win Test matches, so that's what we're focused on.
The official said that a computer searches the data for the identifying keywords or other "selectors" and stores those that match so that human analysts could later examine them.
Asia's broadcasting union said Tuesday that it was providing North Korea with free live coverage of World Cup matches so that its citizens could enjoy the sport and get a feel for life outside their isolated nation.
Contrarily, a very small motion search range contains a few candidate points for matching so that the best MV can be checked out within a short time.
The Australian selectors perceived that O'Reilly would be their key bowler, and as he had never played against the English, omitted him from the early tour matches so that the tourists would not be able to decode his variations.
