Sentence examples for perfectly such from inspiring English sources

When played perfectly, such technical fireworks may well create the impression of Mephistophelian trickery.

If working perfectly, such a "cascade" could produce enough material in a year or so to produce a bomb.

This means that the propagation delay of the first arriving path is known and eliminated perfectly such that excess delays ν i [ k] = τ i [ k] − τ1[ k] are considered only.

In the most part of structural designs, the optimal solution, i.e. the solution that couples perfectly such targets, is not easily available because it depends on the material characteristic strengths, structural dimensions and structural system adopted.

When I was first doing working lunches, 15 years ago, a glass of wine was perfectly normal; such a thing is unheard of now.

He takes great care over the naming of his characters – no John Fosters or Sally Thompsons, Martin Smiths, or Jane Browns for him, however real and perfectly valid such names are.

Though his lanky frame and cadaverous features were found unsuitable for romantic roles, Lee perfectly embodied such iconic horror characters as Count Dracula, whom he first played in Horror of Dracula (1958) and later reprised in a number of sequels.

Many of the things he is known to have done were perfectly legal, such as using after-hours share trading to build up large stakes in target companies, or exploiting artificial liquidity shortages after stock splits.

Some of his ideas are perfectly sound, such as the suggestion that future presidents of the European commission should be subject to nomination votes by both MEPs and prime ministers.

"Some of the stuff is perfectly good, such as on housing and indeed the idea that as an independent party we are going to have to have a different approach to the economy during the election.

(4) The subcarriers are perfectly orthogonal such that no intersymbol interference between adjacent symbols occurs.