Sentence examples for tailored so that from inspiring English sources
A p-i-n diode is a p-n junction with an impurity profile tailored so that an intrinsic layer, the "i region," is sandwiched between a p layer and an n layer.
In court on Friday, Judge Cote said that she wanted an injunction to be tailored so that it would encourage innovation in a rapidly changing e-book business and yet prevent collusion on price in the future.
"We are certainly against predatory lending, but if we need any additional safeguards, they should be narrowly tailored so that we don't throw the baby out with the bath water".
The fuzzy fiber may be tailored so that the same basic sensor can be used for a multitude of sensing applications.
Its operating conditions can be tailored so that predicted performance exceeds that of a fixed bed both in yield and product purity.
The involved steps are properly tailored so that all operations are performed using the encoding standard block structure, independently of the adopted scaling factor.
For some persons, communication of almost any type using SMS messages will lack nuance and individual "tailoring" so that synchronous, real-time voice communication between patient and healthcare provider will be preferred.
Third, the forecasting procedures can be hand-tailored so that the consequences of different kinds of forecasting errors can be properly anticipated.
Some of this veered into ugliness (high-waisted cargo pants with ruching all along the leg and waist); some of it was wonderfully monstrous, like a bulky coat that could have fit two people but was tailored so expertly that it almost floated over the model's body, or a buttery black-leather turtleneck shirt that would make one look part spirit, part lizard.
DMX's sullen magnificence is a plus, and the fated King David is tailored so perfectly to his environs that the unsophisticated -- that is, young people -- may think of the character as heroic, because of his audience rapport.
It was followed by the main collection, with tailoring so strict that slits had to be created for a striding leg, even when dresses wrapped taut around the body were in stretch jersey.
