Sentence examples for perfectly thus from inspiring English sources

The lines Pope proposed be inscribed on the vacant scroll under Shakespeare's bust say it perfectly: "Thus Britain lov'd me and preserv'd my Fame".

The ANN models are improved after incorporation of a Markov chain-based algorithm (MC-ANNs) with which the percentage of dry months is forecasted perfectly, thus generation of any non-physical negative precipitation is eliminated.

ast-miR-2a matches dme-miR-2a perfectly thus is named as miR-2a.

The CH stretching region alone did not classify the two clusters perfectly; thus, the combination of the fingerprint and the CH stretching region did not improve the classification obtained by the fingerprint region alone.

Some additional PTPN22 typing was undertaken using multi-locus SNP genotyping, whereby PCR products were hybridised to a linear probe array panel, which was developed by Roche Molecular Systems, Inc. Duplicate genotyping data were available for PTPN22 for >600 samples that corresponded perfectly, thus validating the latter assay.

Figure  2a is perfectly balanced, thus having eliminated device no. 4, but the taxon containing man (Choanata) is placed at the right, thus using device no. 5.

This is a system that Abramovich understands perfectly, and thus remains a powerful player within Russia.

We also assume that reservoir is perfectly horizontal; thus, gravitational effect (change in fluid potential energy) is negligible.

Under these two conditions, the overall precoder-channnel-detector chain is perfectly diagonalized, thus allowing symbol-by-symbol detection without any performance penalty.

But in 1995, physicists realized that there was a subtle bias in Cavendish-style torsion experiments: The string or wire that suspends the pendulum is not perfectly elastic, thus distorting the measurement.

Note that, due to small numerical inaccuracy, (widetilde {Q}_{k}) from step 1 may not be perfectly symmetric, thus, we perform the following operation: (widetilde {Q}_{k} := 0.5 cdot (widetilde {Q}_{k}^{T}+widetilde {Q}_{k})).