Sentence examples for Naturally corresponds from inspiring English sources

And when digital processing is used, that naturally corresponds to implementing the processing and analyzing it in discreet-time.

Furthermore, d τ naturally corresponds to d N via the pullback κ*: (2).

Since musical sounds tend to be stable, a T-segment naturally corresponds to a frequency component from its onset to offset.

Such approximation naturally corresponds to the restricted scale range of subdiffusive behavior.

This naturally corresponds to a binary tree structure with depth n and 2 n +1 − 1 nodes.

The problem has an obvious dynamic programming solution since the graph naturally corresponds to an nxm dynamic programming matrix.

Argument assistants for defeasible argumentation naturally correspond to a view of the application of law as dialectical theory construction.

Others we found by reviewing the archived government email accounts of people who had been government employees at the same time as Secretary Clinton, including high-ranking officials at other agencies, people with whom a secretary of state might naturally correspond.

The most familiar spherically symmetric static metric is the vacuum Schwarzschild metric: On the other hand, metrics associated with gravitational collapse or evolving cosmology naturally correspond to non-stationary or non-static ones though, of course, the respective final states, by definition, should correspond to static metrics.

Multiple kernel learning algorithms combine kernels that naturally correspond to different views, either linearly [53] or nonlinearly [54, 55] to improve learning performance.

Although in some cases the multiplicative scale may naturally correspond to interaction mechanisms (Siemiatycki & Thomas 1981), the additive scale is of greater public health importance (VanderWeele 2011) because it allows researchers to discern the effect difference among subgroups.