Sentence examples for matching of the surface from inspiring English sources

The mean difference in matching of the surface cup and the stem models to the radiographic contours was 0.15 (95% CI: 0.13 0.17) for the cups and 0.24 (CI95% CI: 0.22 0.26) for the stems.

The mean difference in matching of the surface model to the Elektra screw cup radiographic contour (model pose estimation) in the radiograph was 0.07 mm (SD 0.02) (Kaptein et al 2003).

He has won only 3 of 11 matches on the surface.

Grass is Williams' domain, whereas Cornet had won just 10 of her 25 matches on the surface.

This difference in concentration may result from a matching of the surface-free energy of the Teflon substrate side of the film and the side of the film where evaporation occurs with the lithium triflate species in the polymer.

The correlation scores reflect the degree of surface similarity between objects A and B thus higher positive scores indicate more extensive matching of the surfaces and little or no protrusion of object B outside of the volume of object A. The n highest scoring α, β, γ shifts in the current correlation matrix are identified and saved.

Coria has been the most successful clay-court player over the past year, winning 31 of his past 32 matches on the surface that provides the best forum for his grace and fluid counterpunching.

Despite having a game ill-suited to clay and despite suffering illness in the earlier stages of the tournament, he battles his way to a meeting with the Argentinian Guillermo Coria, who has won 47 of his previous 49 matches on the surface.

But the Chilean's pre-match criticism of the surface was quickly brushed aside as City peppered the hosts' goal.

As a result, the surface plasmon oscillations in a single Au NP induces the surface plasmon oscillations in adjacent Au NPs when the phase synchronism condition is satisfied and both frequency and wave vector (k) of light excitation match those of the surface plasmon's frequency and wave vector.

Hence they face worst case scenarios when handling the quasi-perfect concavity convexity matching of the articular surfaces.