Sentence examples for consistency with real from inspiring English sources

FS 2.0 based on GPS and LIDAR showed the best consistency with real maps, as evidenced by comparing results with those of FS 1.0 based on GPS and LIDAR, FS 2.0 and FS 1.0 based on LIDAR, FS 1.0 based on GPS, and Karto SLAM based on LIDAR.

For example, Bellezza et al. [ 26] studied the IOP-induced biomechanical changes of sclera, and Sigal et al. [ 27] proved that FE model had a good consistency with real eyes in geometric shape, elastic mechanical response and viscous mechanical response.

For greater consistency with real populations and complex diseases in which different numbers of founders can carry the disease loci, we used the coalescent model (Nordborg 2001) to draw populations with a variable number of founder haplotypes and population growth as explained above.

"With brochures and marketing efforts, we try to keep a consistency with the real estate".

Anyhow, the reconstructed models showed consistency with the real rock model in deformation and stress distribution, before and after elastic stress limit.

Given the superior convenience of a once-weekly protocol, cost savings, and consistency with a typical real-world massage protocol, the 60-minute once weekly dose was determined to be optimal, establishing a standard for future trials.

Also, it is a fact that the outcomes of different studies are always bounded to the specific research question, while, quite often, even for very similar research questions, the outcomes vary significantly, which reveals the weakness in translating the derived results with consistency to real world conditions.

We also demonstrated the high consistency of the predicted path with real human gaze shifting path.

"Hopefully the Olympic preparation will help us develop some real consistency with our play and we can really get to know each other as a team," said White.

Simulations of the internal bone architecture of the human proximal femur results in a density distribution pattern with good consistency with that of the real bone.

Trade-related economic policy reforms and the ongoing structural adjustment programmes should lead towards correction of the long-standing anti-agriculture bias, if the reforms are carried out with real commitment and consistency.