Sentence examples for smooth matching from inspiring English sources

The momentum transport model in the porous layer utilized in this research is based on the Brinkman Forchheimer-extended Darcy equation, which allows the accounting for deviation from linearity and also allows a smooth matching of the filtration velocity at the porous/fluid interface.

The Handheld version remains the best mobile football management game by far, from its neat interface to its smooth match engine.

iPhone / iPad Football Manager Handheld 2015 (£6.99 + IAP) The Handheld version remains the best mobile football management game by far, from its neat interface to its smooth match engine.

Buzug and Weese [ 13] reported that with histogram-based similarity measures such as EHD and ENT, a window size of about 50 × 50 pixels leads to smooth match surfaces, which allows for optimization by means of a simple and fast approach such as hill climbing.

In situations where the human shows a tendency of smooth motion, the CMKF will give as good a result as the KF because the CMKF will predict a smooth motion matching some portion in the human's past history.

This system would aim to deliver electricity quality – that is a smooth output matching demand – not just quantity.

The stepped rectangular waveguide provides smooth impedance matching from standard rectangular waveguide to oversized rectangular waveguide.

The producer (and sometime rapper) Pete Rock remains a compelling beatmaker, and here's hoping CL Smooth can match him on the microphone.

Only the additional assumptions of algebraic strong observability and smooth enough matched disturbances are required.

This means that the strictest match includes only skill to task assignments which were identified to be relevant in all four Q matrix models; the smoothest match includes all skill to task assignments which were identified in at least one of the four single Q matrix models.

To the end, with their close harmonies, smooth choreography and matching outfits, they were the very model of an old-school rhythm-and-blues vocal ensemble.