Sentence examples for properly near from inspiring English sources

A few weeks later she started having trouble lifting her feet properly near the end of her runs, and her toes would scuff the ground.

To account for estimating properly near depth discontinuities, Tarel and Hautière [17] chose the median operator because of its edge-preserving properties in order to estimate the atmospheric veiling θ T, i = med j ∈ Ω i w j - med j ∈ Ω i w j - med k ∈ Ω i w k. (64).

It is shown that this structure is working properly at near infrared region (NIR), specifically at telecommunication wavelength (λ≈1550 nm).

But the music was properly representative, with the right near-metal sound mass and the right motion.

Add in a new processor, and perhaps a bigger hard disk, and the price of beefing up an average PC to run Windows 95 properly nears $1,000.

There are some words which shouldn't properly go near any sentence also containing the word "comedy" - muffins, Holocaust, vicar, colonoscopy, Dibley - and "warm" should really be among them, but warm is what Gavin and Stacey is and it's none the worse at all for it.

Also, the EFC can only function properly if professionals report near-misses or adverse events.

In particular, conventional photomultiplier tubes (PMT), which are needed to convert and amplify signal from scintillation crystals into electronic signal, do not function properly in or near these fields.

But drones have limitations, and are vulnerable to being shot down within seconds of going anywhere near properly defended airspace.

We found that most errors were due to heterozygous genotypes not being properly predicted, particularly near telomeres and centromeres.

It takes a little practice to work properly, so stay near the center of the slab while you're learning to avoid damaging the concrete's edge.[6].