Sentence examples for exact conformity from inspiring English sources

[INAUDIBLE] we made [INAUDIBLE] similarity enough by the low-level stuff because that's everywhere, and not by exact conformity to a particular plot line because that's nowhere.

The model is verified against three limiting cases with known analytical solutions (fiber bundle model, crack bridge with rigid matrix, mono-filament in elastic matrix) and is shown to be in exact conformity with all of these limiting cases.

The question before the court is whether or not the plaintiff, having delivered a model which admittedly is not in exact conformity with the contract, can nevertheless recover in view of his subsequent tender of the model that did meet the terms of the contract.

Usually, the float experiences vertical motion driven by the sea water, but its trajectory is not in exact conformity with that of the wave.

We determined BAL ≥ 104 colony-forming units (cfu /ml in all patients with ETA ≥ 105 cfu/ml and exact conformity was achieved.

By crushing opposition and exacting conformity through violence you create neither peace nor harmony.

By implication of law there had been written into the statute a to all concerned that payments exacted by a carrier in conformity with a published tariff were subject to be refunded if found thereafter, upon sufficient evidence, to be excessive and unreasonable.

We have wondered at precisely what moment in life our defenses were successfully breached by another, deadlie virus-the point that marked the exact end of youth's high innocense, conformity, and the general lassitude of maturity There must be in every person's life (except a few rare ones) been such a moment.

Data were analyzed using Epi Info 6.04 for relative risk (RR), Student's t-test, correlation analysis (r), Pearson's conformity test, or Fisher's exact test.

Conformity, Postman believed, is no longer exacted, it is offered feverishly.

Conformity to Hardy Weinberg equilibrium was tested using the exact tests implemented in Genepop, v. 4.1 (Rousset 2008).