Sentence examples for theoretically matching from inspiring English sources

Strictly speaking I am theoretically matching five of x species with five of y species and surmising the result.

The load bearing capacities of the two types of interfaces determined theoretically match well with the lab testing results.

Simulation results show that temperature-independent composite with further improved piezoresistivity (gauge factor > 40) can be achieved by dispersing the treated and selected CNTs to the theoretically matched polymer matrix.

Our intervention was theoretically matched to known risk factors, and we attempted to combat the common practice of diluting the intervention by delivery from trained and supervised clinical psychologists, in one to one sessions, and at a credible dose.

Consequently, the maneuver information can be extracted theoretically by matching the target scatterers in ISAR images of different instants [13, 14].

This intuitively appealing approach theoretically is matched to the mutual maintenance model, is efficient, and communicates to clients that their dual problems are in fact intertwined and equally require management.

Heat transfer coefficients are estimated based on a one dimensional heat conduction model through matching theoretically predicted with experimentally measured temperature evolutions at three distinct distances below, but close to, the surface of the fried item.

In the probe design, two factors were theoretically investigated: impedance matching between the substrate and the material being measured to improve measurement sensitivity and mode conversion efficiency at the slanted face of the substrate.

Transient response of a CSTR containing porous catalyst pellets is analyzed theoretically using a matched asymptotic expansion technique.

The results show that both the plate responses and the transmission of sound power obtained theoretically and experimentally match.

In short, this system allowed for the identification of isotopic envelopes in actual MS data that do not perfectly match theoretically determined isotopic envelopes by virtue of overlapping peaks from other molecular species.