Sentence examples for models coincide with from inspiring English sources
The temperatures obtained from each of the two models coincide with each other almost completely.
However, note that out of the four options (textcircled {a})–(textcircled {d}) for weekday holiday list ({mathcal{L}}) and fixed-date list ({mathcal{R}}) two models coincide with previous ones due to singularities.
It was shown in [ 17], that under certain assumptions the unambiguous arrows in the estimated DAG models coincide with the true arrows in the underlying causal system.
High damage zones of the FE models coincided with the actual failure patterns of the specimens.
The iPhone 5S and 5C models coincided with a release of a new iPhone operating system, which happens to make the iPhone 4 and 4S very sluggish.
The contribution of this paper illuminates the possibility of substantially improving the performance of SR imaging by leveraging statistical models coinciding with the image optimally.
Additionally, the decline in predicted rates of kidney condemnations due to nephritis in eastern Ontario from our multilevel models coincides with this cluster.
Indeed, it may be no accident that the advent and expansion of in-host malaria models coincided with the explosive interest in mathematical modelling of within-host dynamics of HIV, where interactions between theorists and empiricist yielded considerable insights (see examples in Perelson and Nelson, 1999).
The solutions corresponding to linearized model coincide with the well-known solutions to the classical Timoshenko beams.
The wavelengths selected in the Cubist model coincide with wavelengths identified as characterizing adsorption due to chemistry of soil carbon in some recently published works in this area of research.
The results of experiments, which were conducted by using Next Generation Simulation (NGSIM) dataset to validate the proposed model, indicate that the vehicle trajectories simulated by this model coincide with the actual vehicle trajectories in terms of mean value and deviation.
