Sentence examples for fair correspondence from inspiring English sources
In general, the predictions have a fair correspondence with the spectrum analyzer measurements.
The mean steady-state cutting force observed was 45.58 kN and a fair correspondence was found between the theoretical predictions and the experimental results.
Conversely, the fair correspondence between the two methods suggests that bio-economic modelling, if designed properly considering farmers concerns, could fairly be used to reflect farmers' breeding objectives.
The fair correspondence of SW and WW findings, despite the different settings and assumptions, suggests that our approach is reliable, and our estimates realistic.
His drama "Terre Haute" was inspired by the essays Gore Vidal wrote for Vanity Fair about his correspondence with Timothy McVeigh, who bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, and it has played in San Francisco, Edinburgh, the West End in London and now New York.
I've gotten a fair bit of correspondence complaining that Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders hasn't said anything recently in support of the human rights of Palestinians.
The quantified parameters, including the "percent match" (PM) and "correlation ratio" (CR), suggested a high match between GT and the present study's system, as well as a fair level of correspondence.
The judge in the Salinger case allowed practically no application of fair use to unpublished correspondence.
Three centuries on, the paper trail has faded, but Balzac's relentless epistolary pursuit of the Polish countess Ewelina Hanska eventually led to success: after 17 years of correspondence (and a fair amount of face time), she married him.
Allen, Amnesty UK's director, said: "It's absolutely shocking that Amnesty International's private correspondence was deemed fair game for UK spooks, who have clearly lost all sense of what is proportionate or appropriate.
This correspondence is considered a fair reproduction of the observed frequencies, and therefore the model is a reasonable representation of the solvation environment.
