Sentence examples for day correspond from inspiring English sources

Using copula-based methods, the estimated probabilities of a dry day correspond well to the observed frequencies of dry days.

After extracting which places and times of the day correspond to which activities, Alexander et al. propose a method to estimate OD-matrices depending on the time of the day and on the purpose of the trip.

Nevertheless, while Edquist, Hughes [7] observed more transgressions in afternoon peak hours, Metaxatos and Sriraj [1] demonstrated that transgressions in different times of the day correspond to pedestrian traffic volumes particularly high in the morning and more widely distributed in the evening peak hours.

The typical busy hours every day correspond with the start and end of every working day as well as the lunch break (around noon).

The cut points of 3.4 and 10 g per day correspond to the median value among drinkers in the full SMC and to approximately one alcoholic drink, respectively (Suzuki et al, 2005).

According to this data, a smoking history of 30 years or more in individuals older than 55 years and a consumption of at least one pack of cigarettes a day correspond to a lung cancer incidence of at least 300 per 100 000.

An alternate theory is that the name honors St. Philibert, whose Aug. 22 feast day corresponds with hazelnut ripening in England.

Sander [11] also described different effects of functional therapies between day and night use, whereby wearing an appliance during the day corresponds to neuromuscular programming.

Model errors were acceptable (cross-validated RMSE = 2.04 °C) and the resulting map of apparent temperature, calibrated for a typical hot summer day, corresponded well with past temperature research in the area.

In the case of "C.J.P," Judge Robert Heinrichs concluded, "Dr. Breggin's explanation of the effect Prozac was having on C.J.P.'s behavior both before that day and in committing an impulsive, inexplicable violent act that day corresponds with the evidence" (p. 18).

An alarm sounding on the first outbreak day corresponded to a lag of zero.