Sentence examples for matching precisely from inspiring English sources

The capillary cross-connector was fabricated of a transparent acrylic substrate by microdrilling flat end and through channels, matching precisely the O.D. and I.D. of the connected capillary tubing, respectively.

We observed a 20-fold increase in its expression at the onset of ripening matching precisely with the peaks of protein abundance detected by western analysis and of galactolipid peroxidation.

Importantly, expression levels of Eomes in OSVZ correlated accurately with the map of cortical folding, with multiple high and low expression regions matching precisely with the emerging prospective folds and fissures (but not all) (Fig 6C).

The term 'tele-matched' means that the motions of master and slave robots are matched precisely by bilateral teleoperation.

What you say about my image starting to turn yellow and fade matches precisely my intentions.

These are recognisable types of footprint that cannot be matched precisely with the species of animal that left them.

Why else would a victim of aggression, in Denmark, sustain "a large open abdominal wound," if not to match precisely the mutilated African mother?

Electricity production and consumption must be matched precisely at all times, and a surplus can cause blackouts just as a shortage can, engineers say.

But in all of this there is something worth noting about the nature of remedies, which is that their shelf life, cost and quantity rarely match precisely what is needed.

There has been ineptness at the polls — an elections official in Mississippi wrongly purged 10,000 voters from the rolls in March while using her home computer — as well as dubious interpretations of state laws, including the "no match, no vote" laws, which require a voter's registration information to match precisely that of government documents.

The digital crown is an important part of the navigation process and has been matched precisely to the scroll velocity.