Sentence examples for sweep systematically from inspiring English sources

A molecular robotic arm could sweep systematically back and forth, adding and withdrawing atoms from a surface to build any structure that the computer instructed it to.

Universal's adaptation has been a ruthless sweep, systematically wringing out the Fifty Shades fanbase in most territories: the running totals in the five front-runners (UK: $46.9m; Germany: $33.7m; France; $24.5m; Brazil $24.2m; Italy: $21.2m) would be enough, after three weeks, to place the film high up their respective top 10s for 2014.

In order to assess this issue quantitatively, the influence of N2 sweep gas was systematically studied over a wide permeate pressure range using a 5 µm thick Pd membrane supported on an asymmetric ceramic support tube.

Most of the Brotherhood's leadership has been in jail for months, and Egyptian authorities have been moving to systematically sweep up those who remain at large.

Top executives systematically swept the company's misdeeds under the rug despite stern advice from its general counsel and internal investigator.

In the ensuing months Gustav swept triumphantly through central Germany, systematically consolidating his base areas as he advanced; by Christmas he had established himself at Mainz.

The influences of citric acid (CA), ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA), polyethylene glycol (PEG), and gelatin on the deposition behavior of Bi were systematically investigated through the linear sweep voltammetric (LSV) analysis.

The influences of complex agents, including citric acid, ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA), and polyethylene glycol (PEG) on the electrochemical co-deposition of Sn Bi alloys were systematically investigated through the linear sweeps voltammetric (LSV) analyses.

The present study did not investigate the impact of the sweep gas flow rate, but this has been systematically studied in the previous porcine model study [1].

The effects of differential well rates on waterflood sweep regions for a range of well architectures are systematically investigated using reservoirs that are continuous isotropic with and without impervious fault barriers.

Thus, there are only few soft sweeps that could be subject to hardening, leading to systematically lower values of Psoft compared to the scenarios with higher values of Θ.