Sentence examples for precise scaling from inspiring English sources

Precise scaling was thereafter obtained by varying flash duration, while maintaining LED power output constant.

If precise scaling is mandatory, the design of a clinical study including volunteers with a range of %LBW values is expected to be more informative.

11) This paragraph, in the Results section, is unclear: "A comparison of the observed number of interpolar microtubules…" What does "precise scaling" mean here?

A direct comparison between Nobs and NMMO for wild-type and cdc25.22 spindles reveals that all but four of the fourteen spindles deviate from the theoretical model by less than a single microtubule, thus indicating precise scaling of microtubule number to changes in spindle length and the availability of polymerised tubulin.

Although we have not fit the precise MEG data in  Figure 3 (which would require further assumptions about the dominant current orientation, and precise scaling from simulated activity to magnetic flux/gradient), this neural instantiation of the segment prediction account provides an impressive qualitative fit to the data.

With robotically assisted surgery, the surgeon sits at a console with a 3-dimensional view of the surgical site, and computer technology translates his or her hand movements into precise, scaled movements of the instruments.

The precise scale of the cut will depend on inflation across the parliament to 2020.

The differences between species are being examined at ever more precise scales.

Estimating the precise scale of Chapo's empire is tricky, however.

Imagine gesture recognition just like Microsoft's Kinect game controller, but on a much smaller, more precise scale!

"A lot of people think they are toys, but these really aren't toys," he said, describing 40-pound, precise scale models of real helicopters.