Sentence examples for whilst carefully from inspiring English sources

A simple extension to the technique is presented for oversampled arrays, which allows high-resolution beamforming whilst carefully controlling input energy and error sensitivity.

Remove the pole whilst carefully holding the opening tightly together.

Bananas, potatoes, and eggs she must hold carefully whilst scrambling down.

Passing sentence, Judge Betty King told him: "You are a killer and a cowardly one who employed others to do the actual killing, whilst you hid behind carefully constructed alibis".

"So personally I make no apologies for taking this one very carefully and whilst I am SRO I will continue to take things very carefully because the costs of getting it wrong are too great in social terms, forget the reputation of ministers and the department and the like".

Their chemical structures were unveiled by FTIR and XPS analyses whilst molecular weights were carefully tailored in order to be fully retained by a commercial ultrafiltration (UF) membrane.

Whilst such programs should be carefully monitored and evaluated, it must be recognized that child survival is reflected throughout the life cycle of women [ 32].

The chemostat is bathed in light of a constant and uniform intensity, I, and is maintained at a constant temperature, T. In the standard experiment, populations of phytoplankton cells injected into the chemostat are monitored whilst the environmental chemostat parameters are carefully controlled.

In an attempt to limit these constraints and positively influence the physical activity behaviours of CALD women, it is necessary to carefully consider cultural diversity whilst developing and planning health promotion (e.g., physical activity) resources and programs.

"I like to take something recognizable and carefully give it a twist, whilst retaining enough ambiguity from which viewers can make their own individual interpretations.

This approach allowed us to look carefully for excitatory cortical phenomena whilst also providing a continuous measure of drug effect.