Sentence examples for match to real from inspiring English sources

Experiment shows that the method is robust and gives a better match to real performance over the entire operating range when compared to existing methods in the literature.

Experiments on a centralized heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) pilot plant are conducted to show that the method is robust and gives an accurate match to real performance over the wide range of operating conditions.

A previous study demonstrated that a large percentage of the patients on PLM users can be matched to real patients with confirmed identities, and there is a high degree of agreement between self-reported and insurance claims for diagnoses and medication history (Eichler et al., 2016).

To investigate this relationship, observers made color matches to real study objects that spanned color space, and we independently manipulated the illumination impinging on the objects, the surfaces in which objects were embedded, and the delay between seeing the study object and selecting its color match.

Because these theories are not applicable to most materials, a relatively new technique, which involves mechanical application of random fatigue stresses, statistically matched to real-life conditions, is now employed in most materials test laboratories.

Melanie Deanne Moore is a much closer match to the real Ms. DeWitt, but as that brunette sidekick is portrayed, she is the least plausible character in the film.

The fits are a good, but not perfect, match to the real aberration functions in Fig. 2a.

This 3D phantom is a very close match to the real object with less than 10% error.

While the Mobile DJ MP3 can't quite match up to real wheels of steel, it might be enough of a simulacrum to make people think that Daft Punk is in fact playing at your house.

With a long press, you can have Lens identify a product the camera sees in the viewfinder, and have it match it to real products.

The system matches landmarks to real topographical, 3-D maps of the world and, in the case of Google Earth, zooms you into that location.