Sentence examples for matched theory from inspiring English sources

They matched theory exactly, which is unlikely both because experiments and theory are rarely in perfect agreement particularly with preliminary work and because the theories were developed for inorganic semiconductors such as silicon.

For a distribution that matched theory perfectly, the plot would be the straight line that is shown on the figure.

He and his colleagues (and also Dr Parkin, in a separate experiment) have persuaded practice to match theory.

When you walk down a street, the buildings you see are concrete and steel molded to match theory; the same is true of bridges and machines.

Diamond, 70, who was nominated in April by Barack Obama to fill a vacancy on the US Federal Reserve board, is known as the father of matching theory.

Mr. Shapley did some of the earliest work in matching theory; he did not apply his work to match doctors to hospitals for medical residencies and to pair students with school choices.

If observations do not match theory it might be because those observations are incomplete in other words, the dark matter is there, it's just that astronomers can't see it.

This is done using the phase field matching theory and the tight-binding method.

A second explanation is offered by the search and matching theory of Diamond (2011), Mortensen (2011) and Pissarides (2011).

To match theory and practice, factual information of recent projects in Europe and the US is reviewed.

The irreducible region and matching domains are distinguished (please see subsection 'Phase field matching theory' in the 'Methods' section for more details).