Sentence examples for opportunely used from inspiring English sources
Grapplers easily took standup fighters to the ground; jiu-jitsu experts opportunely used leverage to yank on limbs at the joint as if bending apart Buffalo wings.
In this work, we suggest that the PeptideOSM could be used, opportunely modified to overcome difficulties in generating biologically active molecules, as a drug design template for the treatment of obesity-related insulin resistance.
At each TCP segment loss, congestion loss window and random loss rate variables are used to opportunely reduce the congestion window (Cwnd).
We micro-structured the Si surface by selectively etching some wafer areas using opportunely designed masks.
Opportunely for the authorities, Greece's terrorism laws can be used to cover up details of a case, which might expain why the country has such an awful track record of granting people charged under the laws a fair trial through transparent procedures. .
This model, opportunely calibrated to dynamic experimental and numerical results on previous efforts, was used to highlight the criticalities of the façade with "rigid" spider connectors (RSCs).
In particular, by increasing HA concentration, the hardness or stiffness of the gel increases, so it is necessary to vary opportunely the polymer concentration in order to obtain a hydrogel with specific requirements to be used for biomedical applications.
Through moving the feed or sub-reflector along axial direction opportunely, the modification of phase distribution in the original aperture of an enclosed reflector antenna can be used to reduce the phase shift caused by composite material radomes.
Opportunely, high temperature superconducting (HTS) technology using bulk superconductors indeed has prominent advantages on magnetic levitation and suspension for its self-stable characteristic in an applied magnetic field without any external power or control.
The detection is performed by using the sensing properties of IPMCs, cut into opportunely sized strips, acting as ciliate cells in the tube.
