Sentence examples for matched to ground from inspiring English sources

Although there have been many research projects, awards and publications, appropriate treatment technology has not been matched to ground level realities and water solutions have not scaled to reach millions of people.

In particular, estimated origin points (EPs) are matched to the ground truth OPs and each pair is classified into five cases as follows: R1-Detection-Hit : an EP is very close to a corresponding OP.

A predicted center c → is considered to be a true positive (TP) if it is matched to a ground truth center g → such that || c → − g → || < D / 2. Unmatched predictions are counted as FPs and unmatched ground truth centers are counted as FNs.

The OM was close to 1 when the segmentation was well matched to the reference ground truth and approached zero when the results had no similarity to the reference.

One patient transported by helicopter was matched to one patient transported by ground using nearest-neighbor matching without replacement.

First, walking speed was not matched to a predetermined over ground walking speed and across all sessions in our study.

In a recent study, Faude et al. [ 28] reported reliability coefficients (CV < 7%) for spatiotemporal gait parameters in healthy seniors while walking on an instrumented treadmill at speeds matched to that determined during over ground walking (1.39 m.s-1).

But with an average attendance of just over 2,500 for Super League games at the Stoop, Mackay admits the club will have to carefully consider which matches to take to different grounds in the future.

Then, the nodes are classified into four categories: false negatives (ground-truth nodes without any match to the participant nodes), false positives (participant nodes without any match to the ground-truth nodes), true positives (ground-truth nodes that match to some participant nodes) and non-split nodes (participant nodes that match to multiple ground-truth nodes).

Karl Rove is the guy who looks at Nixon and Hoover, lights his cigar, and sniffs "amateurs" as he tosses a match to the ground.

The case "Cloak" is well matched with "Ground" compared to "Object".