Sentence examples for crosses exactly from inspiring English sources
The linear predicted probability crosses exactly the non-linear prediction of the benchmark regression, while the rest of the covariates is virtually the same up to the third digit.
Although PCR-based methods may be susceptible to NUMTs (nonfunctional nuclear copies), whose transmission is biparental, for NUMTs to explain our results each periodical cicada species would need to have an exclusive NUMT not found in the other species, and this exclusive NUMT would need to match the paternal mitochondrial sequence of each cross exactly.
It can be seen that the three zero residual surfaces (planes) resulted from the three individual data sets cross exactly at the true parameter point in the subspace of the 3 parameters.
A z-slice confocal image of a stage 5/6 egg chamber was taken from Figure 4, and pixel intensities were acquired along a single 50- to 60-μm line that crossed exactly two follicle cells (fc1, fc2) and two nurse cells (nc1, nc2).
(A Cauchy surface is a spacelike surface such that every inextendible timelike curve crosses it exactly once. One normally specifies initial conditions by giving the conditions on such a surface).
But as occasionally happens in boxing, their declining curves crossed at exactly the same spot.
The resulting integrator preserves important quantities like the total energy, magnetic helicity and cross helicity exactly (up to machine precision).
As shown in the figure, we chose a cross section exactly in the middle of the domain and plotted the concentration for different grid sizes in Fig. 9.
Because the set of events in this case study included only twenty incidents, we applied Algorithm EW with two-fold cross-validation, exactly as described in Case Study Two.
Traditionally the properties of fibers have been normalized to their linear weight because of the difficulties of measuring fiber cross sections exactly; however, precise measuring techniques are now available, which allow their properties to be expressed in engineering terms familiar to all engineers working on structural materials.
