Sentence examples for exactly conforms from inspiring English sources

This exactly conforms to the previous analysis result that if SER of PDCCH exceeds some tolerable value, then no matter how well the signal quality of PDSCH is, the data cannot be correctly received.

From the trend of URF in Figure 9, it is also obvious that normal C/U-plane decoupled architecture can provide more reliable transmission than the reversed case, which exactly conforms to the consideration during the design of C/U-plane decoupled architecture that C-plane more heavily affects the transmission reliability than U-plane thereby being kept at dependable lower frequency bands.

This exactly conforms to the characteristics of our test ontologies.

It doesn't exactly conform to the scenic conventions of an Ansel Adams photograph.

But the Eva we meet, as personified by Mercedes Ruehl, does not exactly conform to the gorgon type.

To the film's considerable credit, the young lovers don't exactly conform to the Romeo and Juliet stereotype of celestial innocents crushed by a cruel and envious world.

As we sat in the student-run on-campus cafe where Akerley works, Akerely explained what it is like to live out a theory of identity that doesn't exactly conform to one gender or the other.

Because UC Berkeley departments or majors did not exactly conform to the 62 fields and 14 emerging fields assessed this year by the NRC (41 fields were rated in 1995 and 32 fields in 1982), degree programs within some departments had to be assigned to different fields.

Specifically, the overall network flow rate resulting from non-linear functional relationships between fluxes and driving forces on the pore scale and from the law of mass conservation in network nodes does not exactly conform to the similar flow rate based on the effective parameters if the total pressure span is large.

This almost exactly conformed to the progression of BB's symptoms over the last several months.

The geometry and strike of each fault do not exactly conform to the details compared with the geomorphological evidence, e.g., fault scarp, shutter ridge, and triangular facet (e.g., Petersen et al. (2007) and Ornthammarath et al. (2010)).