Sentence examples for tightly accurate from inspiring English sources

Like most ballhead mounts it's not tightly accurate like a pan head, but it is great for quick adjustments.

We focused on cell polarity and the challenge of amplifying a shallow, noisy input gradient to produce a tightly localized, directionally accurate, and relatively noise-free output polarization.

The coupling of imaging with a tight control over gene expression will provide accurate and tightly controlled data for any dynamic process with a fluorescent or morphological readout.

The KB-builder facilitates a systematic discovery of vaccine targets by enabling fast development of specialized bioinformatics KBS that tightly integrate the content (accurate, up-to-date, and well-organized antigen data) with tailored analysis tools.

The identities of different cells and tissues in multicellular organisms are determined by tightly controlled transcriptional programs that enable accurate gene expression.

Giraud et al. [ 6] showed that radiologists delineated the radiological limits of the tumour on CT scan more tightly than oncologists with smaller more accurate volumes particularly in 'difficult' cases.

The connections that sensory neurons form are often tightly constrained, enabling the formation of accurate sensory maps, with numbers and distributions of synapses appropriate for network operation [ 7, 8].

Make sure that you are holding the leather around the handle tightly so that you get an accurate measurement.

Novel rapid and accurate circuit evaluation methods that are tightly integrated with circuit search and optimization methods are needed to aid design productivity.

Integration limits in m/ z regions with overlapping peaks were placed tightly around each peak, to ensure consistent and accurate measurements of all peak areas.

But, Ms. Zuber emphasized, after a preview of the Roundabout Theater Company production, the costumes, with few exceptions, are historically accurate and made of vintage-style fabrics tightly woven by a modern company that uses old looms.