Sentence examples for conforms to the one from inspiring English sources

Fluid flow in the low permeability reservoirs deviates from the classic Darcy's law and instead conforms to the one of nonlinear seepage.

"I've never met a mailing label expert before!" he said, and then sought to show that even if the label that Radomski sent conformed to the one that went into effect at the Postal Service in June 2002, no one could establish when the package was sent.

The catalytic activity trend does not conform to the one for CO oxidation, although the tri-metallic oxide sample is still the most performing catalyst in the series.

The results are also validated on this network and conform to the ones observed using the Pierre Auger network.

Since bringing it about that P will bring it about that one conforms to the reason one has to bring it about that either P or Q, one has a reason to bring it about that P. And, by the same reasoning, one has a reason to bring it about that Q.

My (petite) ears do not conform to the one-size-fits-all shape Cupertino uses for its bundled earbuds.

And then when he failed to answer your question on your terms, you threw a fit and depicted him according to the stereotype of Black men being hostile and aggressive because stereotyped people are easier to control and President Obama hasn't conformed to the ones you're apparently used to and comfortable with.

These results conform to the ones obtained from cost studies conducted in Australia (lower bound) and Canada (upper bound), whereas the result for the United States is much lower.

Notably, S. japonicus switched by conforming to the one-in-four rule first observed in the switching pattern of S. pombe: 63% of pedigrees produced one zygote and never two zygotes.

Three cases are underlined: (i) the new system exhibits deadlocks: it is not interoperable any more, (ii) it is deadlock free, (iii) it is deadlock free and moreover conforms to the previous one.

The electrochemical behaviour in protic and aprotic solvents of some tosylaminoacids bearing a lateral electroinactive chain confirms that the reduction mechanism conforms to that one already proposed for tosyl- and dansylglycine and benzenesulphonamide derivatives.