Sentence examples for plane accurately from inspiring English sources

The testing result shows that the ray tracing model can predict the flux distribution on the focal plane accurately but a bit conservative in the center region.

This might be explained by the fact that all investigators, irrespective of their level of experience in clinics, were trained in checking the "principles of the standard plane" accurately - lower limb of the bony ileum in the depth of the acetabular fossa, mid portion of the acetabular roof, and acetabular labrum.

Using Global Positioning Systems, the planes accurately hit targets with precision-guided bombs even on cloudy days that stymied other allied aircraft.

Some flight simulation games attempt to recreate the experience of piloting a plane as accurately as possible.

It was found that the dimensionless analytical solutions could predict temperature profiles, mass flow rate and neutral plane level accurately.

The results indicated that ultrasound plane testing accurately characterizes the damage layer thickness of shotcrete with and without steel fiber.

We suggest that the FCAB gives the alignment of the anatomical axis, and hence the ideal cutting plane, more accurately than the individual FCLs, in the coronal plane.

Finally, it is worth pointing out that the performance behaviors in Fig. 10 and in Table 2 reflect the capability of the proposed MAMPC that not only estimates range-Doppler plane X accurately, but also can reduce significantly computation load.

Although thin films were grown along the c-axis in a hexagonal setting of the crystal, we perform the x-ray diffraction experiment with three degrees of freedom, i.e., θ, 2θ, and Φ motion (Fig. 3a) to characterize the orientation of the crystal plane more accurately.

The denoised images were then deconvolved with a point spread function (PSF) carefully averaged over 30 bead images prepared for each objective, with a very small vertical axis increment of 20 40 nm to find the exact focal plane more accurately.

If the speed-distance effect indeed arises from an empirical strategy of vision, then the relative occurrence of image speeds traveling over different projected distances on the image plane should accurately predict the responses of observers in psychophysical testing.