Sentence examples for matches precisely from inspiring English sources

What you say about my image starting to turn yellow and fade matches precisely my intentions.

In Mr. Lyle's case, and in the case of an Eritrean man who received a similar transplant last June and is doing well, the synthetic scaffold is made using CT scans of the existing trachea to ensure it matches precisely.

Recent computer simulations of single-ring systems have shown that the threshold for stability, as determined by a linear stability analysis, matches precisely the stability threshold predicted by simulation.

The fraction of YC-H-RasG12V/YN-Gal-1 complexes that are immobile (∼40%) matches precisely the fraction of H-Ras.GTP nanoclusters on the inner plasma membrane as determined previously by the snap-shot EM-spatial mapping [4].

Furthermore, the residual sensitivity observed in rd/rd cl mice matches precisely the short-wavelength limb of the absorption spectrum of melanopsin.

Individual knowledge (I) or instance specific knowledge, on the other hand, is a knowledge modality very well applicable to real problems, because it identifies uniquely and matches precisely an application context.

The term 'tele-matched' means that the motions of master and slave robots are matched precisely by bilateral teleoperation.

These are recognisable types of footprint that cannot be matched precisely with the species of animal that left them.

Why else would a victim of aggression, in Denmark, sustain "a large open abdominal wound," if not to match precisely the mutilated African mother?

Electricity production and consumption must be matched precisely at all times, and a surplus can cause blackouts just as a shortage can, engineers say.

But in all of this there is something worth noting about the nature of remedies, which is that their shelf life, cost and quantity rarely match precisely what is needed.