Sentence examples for systematically adjusted from inspiring English sources

Movement rules and behavior coefficients are systematically adjusted until the virtual fish movements approximate the observed fish.

During the experiments the main technical parameters such as stirrer speed, grinding media, filling ratio, grinding time and the solid mass concentration have been systematically adjusted.

Although hypovolemia has been described as being associated with higher rates of cerebral infarction [29, 30], these observations were not systematically adjusted for possible confounding factors and did not take into account the degree and timing of hypovolemia.

Building on a platform provided by criminological theory and crime prevention practice, the Unit Coordinator systematically adjusted a large number of assessment elements to ensure contract cheating was less likely.

The position and orientation of the robot are systematically adjusted and the possibility of finding a valid foothold for the next swing is maximized, which makes the robot have more chances to overcome the rough terrains.

The physico-chemical properties, such as molecular composition and architecture, molecular weight, degree of crystallinity, melting point and glass transition point, could be systematically adjusted to the requirements of drug delivery.

Shape adjustments of the reflective surface were performed by systematically adjusting the tension in the cables that were used to mount the reflector to its support structure.

Simulation procedures are used to systematically adjust the structure of the piano scale to its optimal value.

Systematically adjusting the processing variables affecting density produce aerogels whose macroscopic properties could be controlled, and are attributed to changing nanoscale morphology.

The co-deposition procedure used within this work affords the ability to systematically adjust the content of the absorbing Mo5+ cations, from 0 to 3 at.

The best-fitting model is searched for in a grid over the four model parameters, systematically adjusting each parameter one at a time through a wide range of possibilities (Gephart and Forsyth, 1984).