Sentence examples for In corresponding to from inspiring English sources

My favorite moment was when the percussion section first kicked in, corresponding to the outrageous innovation of body shapes about half a billion years ago known as the Cambrian explosion.

In corresponding to the two kinds of topics in the data distribution model, there are two kinds of APIs: the general data pub/sub APIs and the real-time QoS-enabled APIs.

We subtract from it the vector in corresponding to.

The previous work has been conducted in website and mobile in corresponding to information retrieval, mobile computing, and artificial intelligence.

While market requirements demand that manufacturing systems increase their responsiveness, assembly fixtures remain limited in corresponding to the same demand.

Driving energy came from the vibration modes by mechanical electrical oscillation of the metal sheet in corresponding to converse piezoelectric effect using a single-phase AC voltage power.

Two runs of four MCMC chains each were executed in parallel for five million generations, with a sampling interval of 1000 generations and a burn-in corresponding to the first one million generations.

Two runs of four Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) chains each were executed in parallel for 10 million generations, with a sampling interval of 500 generations and a burn-in corresponding to the first five million generations.

Harmonic means were calculated using the sump command in MrBayes, with a conservative burn-in corresponding to the first 500,000 generations after assessing that stability of likelihood values had been reached in each case after much fewer generations.

In case of BI and the Eukaryotic Dataset (values for the Fungal Dataset in brackets), chains were run for 3000 10000) cycles, and the first 1500 (500) cycles were removed as burn-in corresponding to approximately 1,200,000 (400,000) generations.

One single MCMC chain was run for 1.1 million generations, with a sampling frequency of one per 100 generations and a burn-in corresponding to the first 100,000 generations, assuming a F84+G model and an auto-correlated rate change.