Sentence examples for network matching from inspiring English sources

The amateur athletic tournament, based on the early 1990s series, delivered the highest ratings among adults 18 to 49 of any new show this season on any network, matching the debut of "Heroes" in September 2006, Nielsen estimated.

This section briefly outlines background from the three most-cited works in road network matching.

Gigmor is a network matching 45,000 musicians to each other "based on our formula for musical compatibility," says founder David Baird.

Experimental results showed that the outlined contextual approach increases the accuracy of road network matching significantly [44].

As the largest electronic trading network matching orders for institutional buyers and sellers, the New York-based firm is vying for lost market share using pricing discounts of its own.

A majority of the recent road network matching (RNM) approaches are based on Buffer Growing (BG), cf. Section 2.3.2, Iterative Closest Point (ICP), cf. Section 2.3.1, or the combination and evolution of them [44].

For more information on how the network matches lawyers and clients, please visit http://www.omln.org/how-the-network-works.

The size of the holes of the mesh network matched the size predicted by the bead experiments.

A 20,000-neuron network matched the standard decoder's prediction to within 0.03% (normalized by maximum arm velocity).

The network matches state legislators – overwhelmingly Republican – with major US corporations, facilitating meetings behind closed doors and drafting business-friendly bills which often become law.

For all of these countries, we found that the slime mold network matched, at least partly, the network of human-made transport systems, though the closeness of fit varied from country to country.