Sentence examples for But corresponds from inspiring English sources

Greatest acoustic activity is not located at the geometrical focal, but corresponds to a high concentration of bubbles zone.

On the contrary, scenario II has the lowest installation cost but corresponds to the highest exposure values.

The creationist "kind" is not the same as the taxonomical species but corresponds often closely to biological families (Numbers [2011]).

As stated in the text, the model presented here is not optimal but corresponds to our best results available at the end of 2014.

A recent investigation of musculoskeletal dysfunctions in migraine patients concluded that neck pain is not simply a symptom of the migraine attack but corresponds to identifiable muscle and joint alterations.

There is an increase of tide, water level, and EC at Devanampatnam and Rajapettai during the NM and FM around 08 00 h, but corresponds to the decrease of DO due to monitoring wells by re-oxygenating its water table aquifers that often exhibit low DO concentrations and increases seawater intrusion by tidal effect (Kim et al. 2008; Singaraja 2011; Davies 2014).

The photos could not immediately be verified, but correspond to other reports.

I never met Isaac but corresponded with him after I read his memoir, recognised its historical value and subsequently arranged for its publication by the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1999.

Those dimensions not only are formal subcategories but correspond to experiences that generate class awareness and class solidarity.

He seldom left the city but corresponded with such men of learning as John Evelyn, Sir William Dugdale, and John Aubrey.

Third, the three old men who engage in the debate about water, air and fire are not Platonic philosophers but correspond to Thales, Anaximenes and Heraclitus, Ionian monists who lived 100 to 200 years before Plato.