Sentence examples for on the matching between from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we focus on the matching between different cryomodules (CMs) and the frequency jump.

Its performance depends on the matching between site weather conditions and different design parameters.

The variation on the magnitude of the electric fields can be understood based on the matching between the excitation wavelength and the position of the in-plane dipole and quadrupole LSPR modes.

Our study breaks fresh ground in that we define and quantify matching quality using two measures of relatedness one based on the match between educational degrees and occupation and the second based on the matching between field of study and occupation.

Three types of trials were based on the match between the memory item and one of the distractors in the search array (see Fig.  1): On exact-match trials, one of the distractors in the search array was the memory item, and the other distractors were randomly drawn from categories other than that to which the memory item belonged.

They know that Applicant Tracking software will parse their resume and score them based on the match between it and the job description.

This particular problem stems from elastohydrodynamic lubrication and involves optimising the computational model for a lubricant based on the match between simulation results and experimentally observed data.

The usefulness of the spaces provided is directly dependent on the match between these spaces and the learning and teaching styles students and teachers engage in today.

It specifically defines the edge of chaos for multi-project firms based on the match between complexity of project portfolio and flexibility of its organisational units.

At the club's training base at St Andrews, Hegarty reflected on the matches between rampant United and the team from behind the Iron Curtain.

This way, we may be better able to make strong inferences about children's number sequences based on the interviews and, thus, stronger validity claims based on the match between findings from interviews and children's written work.