Sentence examples for properly aimed from inspiring English sources

The noise, if properly aimed and focused, can be debilitating at 100 meters, or 330 feet.

Then a series of arm extensions, to make sure the microphones were properly aimed at their target.

Thus, the two eyes are not properly aimed for the retina to receive their slightly different views of what they are looking at.

And its slow rotation would give telescopes days of uninterrupted observing time--much longer than anything available on Earth--and without the tricky mechanics of keeping an orbiting spacecraft properly aimed.

You'll be astounded by the power of The Ask, properly aimed, timed and delivered.

Three properly aimed headlights are much more noticeable than a single headlight.

Properly aiming an artillery tube or a rack of rockets takes time, and a crew of soldiers is involved.

Smith suggests that in taking the good person to be motivated to do what she believes morally right, whatever that might be, the externalist picture "alienates her from the ends at which morality properly aims" (76).

They must draw on moral philosophy, insofar as the criminal law properly aims to define types of moral wrong and to punish those who culpably commit them (see e.g. Moore 1997; Tadros 2005).

The Archer - This character has great range strength and is cheap, but it may be hard for you to properly aim at first.

Three wheels are required to keep Kepler properly and precisely aimed, and now there are only two.