Sentence examples for matching which can from inspiring English sources

The models by considering different structure property such as two-terminal, multiple-terminal, multi-layers and gridless net routing are developed with introducing the proper parameters matching which can be obtained by computer experiments.

I have done work on the use of propensity scores with clustered data and have written an SPSS program that performs propensity score matching which can be downloaded at https://sourceforge.net/p/psmspss/home/Home/. I am currently funded by the Institute of Education Sciences to develop a web-based interface for the analysis of regression-discontinuity designs.

In the tradition of other functional programming languages, Scala supports pattern matching, which can be used to query and match even complex nested data structures.

The primary methodology of the assessment process is proposition level exact matching, which can identify correct and incorrect propositions clearly and can report the results immediately.

This will 'predict' the number of teachers who decide to search, which can be plugged into the probability of matching, which can then be plugged into the probability of searching in a particular market, conditional on deciding to search.

Therefore, the problem is a weighted bipartite perfect matching which can be formalized in the following: begin{array}{*{20}l} begin{array}{llr } & max sum_{xin X} sum_{yin Y} w x,y) m x,y) & [3pt] s.t.

Bars at cricket grounds traditionally stay open throughout the match, which can last six hours or more.

Most of these formulations assume constant heat-transfer coefficients and counter current arrangement for all stream matches, which can lead to non-optimal results.

However performances such as in this match, which can be kindly described as anodyne, are far too common from Finn and he has never performed consistently in international cricket.

A ticket for the gala allows the fan to watch five or six matches, which can last from a few seconds to 40 minutes, depending on the wrestlers' style and the risks they are willing to take.

"I've said to the boys we're going to find it harder to have that underdog epithet when we go to play matches, which can be quite handy sometimes when you go to the bigger clubs," says Hodgson, who takes his team to Manchester United on Sunday in search of a fourth win in a row.