Sentence examples for precisely attached to from inspiring English sources

Then the top and bottom layers were exposed to oxygen plasma (Femto Science, Korea) for 1 min and precisely attached to each other using contact micro-aligner (MIDAS, Korea).

The CTOD was measured at the tip of the notch using the surface mounted clip gauge, which was precisely attached at the tip of the notch.

More precisely, the probability attached to the property of an event type can be understood as the frequency or tendency with which that property manifests in a series of events of that type.

It is precisely this protean quality attached to work by "Botticelli" that has made it such a rich rummaging ground for those who come later.

But the deal or, more precisely, a safeguards agreement attached to it is now to go before the IAEA's board of directors on August 1st.

But the emotion the images provoke is stronger precisely because of the frustration attached to it.

Akinti, borrowing American rhetoric, fails to acknowledge that calcified Britain allows an alternative route to racial acceptance precisely because of the importance attached to things like pronunciation and monogrammed cuffs.

Once all chromosomes are properly attached, meaning that precisely one of each duplicated chromosome is attached to each SPB, the chromosomes separate, with one set of chromosomes staying in the mother cell and the other set is pulled to the future daughter cell.

One of the best-known character actors in French cinema, he confesses that he is more attached to the theater, and more precisely his one-man show, which is now touring France and may come to New York in the fall.

Dual-plane accelerometer chips were attached to each index fingertip to precisely quantify movement onsets (see MEG Preprocessing) and to continuously monitor for intermittent tremor.

When they are precisely placed, the corresponding positions of the hydroxyl groups attached to the same carbon atom can be deduced.