Sentence examples for * corresponds in from inspiring English sources

'The placement corresponds in some rough approximation to brain areas that are underneath the scalp".

"There is some evidence in adults that the direction of eye movement corresponds in a crude way to the content of the dream," Dr. Pollak continued.

This terminal corresponds in electrochemistry to the terminal at which reduction occurs.

The upheaval corresponds, in part, to turmoil in Russian television, which produces the bulk of the programming that is transmitted by New York area companies to the nation's growing population of Russian immigrants.

The sparsely populated North closely corresponds in area to the Mesa del Norte and covers the states of Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, Zacatecas, and San Luis Potosí.

Subpannonia corresponds in part to the lower part of the old Austrian duchy of Styria; Slovenes call their portion Štajerska and share some traits with their Austrian neighbours.

This pattern of segregation corresponds in all details to the theoretically predicted pattern of segregation of the genetic material implied by the fundamental genetic laws (see heredity).

Instead, stimulation by the corpus allatum, an organ in insects that corresponds in function to the pituitary gland, causes the secretion of liquid substances on the body surface.

Worship of the gods was performed primarily in the context of a central ritual called yazna, which corresponds in a great many details to the Vedic yajña.

Similarly, what has been called the Indian Mesolithic Period (Middle Stone Age) corresponds in general typological terms to that of Europe.

That corresponds in most rich countries to inflation around the 2% target now generally preferred and long-term potential growth of 2-3%.