Sentence examples for precisely adjusting from inspiring English sources
Dr. Young said a follow-up experiment at SLAC would to try to nudge the inner electrons of neon from one electronic position to another by precisely adjusting the energy of the X-ray photons.
The crystallinity of these films were controlled by precisely adjusting the sputtering power and work pressure.
Precisely adjusting the lacing all the way up to full lockdown was something that typically required a coach to do.
This study indicates an easy strategy for precisely adjusting the optical properties of graphene-based membrane, which is very important for developing novel optical devices.
By precisely adjusting the arm number and arm length of CSPs, we revealed the relationship between the structure and the film-forming behavior of CSPs.
One of the nice aspects of the PopSocket is being able to pull it off/put it on over and over again, precisely adjusting where it sits until you've found a solid balance of comfort/thumb reach.
If the optimization tool is turned off, the measurement tool also allows the user to precisely adjust bond lengths and/or angles using the adjustment tools.
Beryllium is a metal chosen for its light weight, strength and durability under a wide range of temperatures, and the "stuff" she is referring to is a collection of extremely precise actuators that allow the individual 5ft (1.5m) diameter mirrors to be precisely adjusted, relative to each other, to act together as one single mirror.
By turning the knobs, you precisely adjust the liquid pressure on a curved membrane inside the lens, affecting its power (from –4.5 to +3.5 diopters).
Inking is effected by distributing, sliding, and contact rollers that receive ink from dozens of openings distributed across the width of the cylinder, each of which can be precisely adjusted.
Properly designed car stereo systems have to be precisely adjusted to a vehicle's cabin, taking into account the sound absorption of the interior materials, reflective qualities of the glass, sound pressure levels of exterior road noise and the seating and arrangement of passengers and driver, for example.
