Sentence examples for to minutely from inspiring English sources
adverb
With attention to tiny details.
Altair Nanotechnologies of Reno, Nev., claims that its batteries can be juiced up in 10 minutes via a special high-voltage charging unit, thanks to minutely scaled lithium titanate electrode materials.
I speak of those who go to restaurants merely to have a good time, rather than to minutely dissect every aspect of the experience.
He marks the first time he sees works by Pollack and Picasso in the 1980s, and recounts his own journey from painting shopping mall murals in provincial China to minutely studying every exhibit at the Tate Modern.
He was never inspired to write a tennis work (if he had, would it have been called Der Letzte Satz?), but he did, in his typically systematic way, create a symbolic script to minutely record the course of a match.
At the Prado, with the Dürer resting on its face, Bisacca attacked the cradling on "Adam" with an alarmingly brawny circular saw, adjustable to minutely measured depths, cutting the elements crosswise into hundreds of slices that were then snapped off by hand.
As the seconds tick down, your player moves further from the basket, so you'll need to minutely adjust your tapping speed – if you're skilful enough you'll be able to get in a couple of three pointers before the clock runs down.
As a result we have evolved to become minutely sensitive to hierarchy, to the extent that we adopt unconscious "dominant" and "submissive" patterns of eye contact when interacting with strangers.
The segments would have to be minutely controlled to meld them into a single optical surface, with their reflected light completely in step a process known as phasing.
And so the discussion continued, and will continue, ranging from the vaguely philosophical to the historical to the minutely technical.
At a seminar at Harvard, he responded to scholars minutely analyzing his creative influences by pretending to slalom down an imaginary ski slope.
Most of the new sculptures are cast in stainless steel, which can be made to flow seamlessly from a silky shine to a minutely textured surface, providing the seemingly natural transitions between human and animal that are at the crux of this work.
