Sentence examples for behaved closely from inspiring English sources

The results also showed that there was bypassing of the fluid in the first reactor that ranged from 12% to 22% and 40% dead volume at different operating conditions, whereas the second reactor behaved closely as an ideal CSTR.

Since these two conditions behaved closely, we directly compared commonly upregulated and downregulated genes based on these two conditions.

We remark that the near-ideal semicircle shape of the experimental Nyquist plot is well reproduced, thus, confirming that the network impedance model behaves closely to a single RC circuit as expected by the presence of a rather uniform distribution of time constants associated with the different values of the resistance and capacitance of the links[13].

The oxidation of o-cresol and aniline behaved more closely to phenol obtaining after 360 min 70%and68%8% of conversion respectively.

Concerning GPs performance, dissatisfaction with the current contract may potentially have (direct) negative effects, i.e. it might be that those who are dissatisfied with the current contract would have behaved more closely in alignment with policy makers' objectives if they were allowed to work on salaried contracts.

The data point to a spin system behaving closely paramagnetic (χ −1 ∝ T), characterized by a Curie temperature T c = 0.5 ± 0.5 K as obtained from the optimized linear fitting (solid line) of the Curie-Weiss law χ -1 ∝ (T − T c).

Its sports cars may be but virtual creations, yet everything about them is designed to behave as closely as possible to the genuine article.

The proposed method derives the PID parameters so that the resulting control system behaves as closely as possible to the prescribed reference model.

PID controller parameters for a control system that behaves as closely as possible to the reference model for disturbance rejection are derived.

"Ensuring the ball behaves as closely as possible to the red ball is vital for the success of this initiative," he said.

The parents might simply fail at it (and feel it as a failure) because talking in new ways (especially to one's children) usually depends on one's ability to take on new ways of thinking and behaving, so closely are talk, action, and belief intertwined.