Sentence examples for objects to be matched from inspiring English sources

The objects to be matched are represented by cubic grids.

The Charity then selects which types of games and objects they wish to be matched with.

Unique An alphanumeric coding given to any object identifier which is listed in a table, which allows for its identification and allows it to be matched with other objects.

Colour Calibration: For optimal compositing results, the colour of the local scene objects should be matched as closely as possible to the original photograph.

Also, unlike a missile, the velocity of the robot and the moving object must be matched for a smooth grasp, thus, a hybrid interception scheme, which combines a navigation-based interception technique with a conventional trajectory tracking method is proposed herein for intercepting fast-maneuvering objects.

To obtain a film image that faithfully records all the tone gradation of the object, this exposure must be matched to the brightness (luminance) of the subject and to the sensitivity or speed of the film.

Ultimately, the suitability-to-purpose case for object storage will also be matched by a compelling cost-efficiency case -- especially as AI is brought to bear to enrich metadata and expand the value of data through ongoing analysis.

All possible object regions, which could be matched in subsequent frames, are considered as reliabel objects.

This study illustrated how individuals can be matched to objects they have touched through the use of 'microbial fingerprints'.

If objects from two sets can be matched in such a way that every element from each set is uniquely paired with an element from the other set, the sets are said to be equal or equivalent.

Each object in Set 1 was partially matched to one object in Set 2. Paired objects were matched in colour, size and material, but differed in shape (infants of this age can readily detect changes in shape [ 11]).