Sentence examples for suitably built from inspiring English sources

The usual approach to laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) quantitative analysis is based on the use of calibration curves, suitably built using appropriate reference standards.

The GBT relies on an image-dependent basis suitably built to accommodate for image boundaries and abrupt luminance discontinuities; because of this peculiar structure, it has been employed in the framework of depth map coding [21].

Saks' paintings, eccentrically topical, are suitably built up in complex, almost archaeological layers.

The Act that received Royal Assent on 19 April 1821 allowed for a railway that could be used by anyone with suitably built vehicles on payment of a toll, that was closed at night, and with which land owners within 5 mile could build branches and make junctions; no mention was made of steam locomotives.

They built suitably exploitative states.

For example, they can facilitate the collection of feedback to ensure rooms are built suitably for multiple disciplines as described above.

Any given STD vector is observed from all the marker cluster frames that can be built by suitably combining all the available markers.

Theresa May, the prime minister, even has her own version of Trump's border wall a suitably pathetic British number built in Calais, France.

On 88 Minutes and elsewhere, White built a suitably fierce persona to make himself known in the alpha male world of white nationalism and at a brawny six-foot-four, he certainly had the appearance to back it up.

On 88 Minutes and elsewhere, White built a suitably fierce persona to make himself known in the alpha male world of white nationalism and at a brawny 6'''' he certainly had the appearance to back it up.

For second harmonic generation (SHG), well-established inorganic crystals are now in direct competition with more efficient organic molecular crystals, made of highly polarizable conjugated molecules suitably packed to build up a noncentrosymmetrical structure.