This kind of study design corresponds to the study's aim of understanding, not interpreting or generalizing respondents' views.
Uniform changes of components in the (L^*a^*b^*) color space aim to correspond to uniform changes in perceived color, so the relative perceptual differences between any two colors in (L^*a^*b^*) can be approximated by treating each color as a point in a three-dimensional space (with three components: (L^*, a^*, b^*)) The distance between two colors can be measured by Euclidean distance.
In order to address this question it may be useful to debate different conceptions of values and consider what communication aims would correspond with each.
IsoRank [ 41] is another multiple network alignment method that aims to correspond nodes and edges of input networks to maximize the global "match" between PPI networks.
These features associated with trawling are unfortunate, as minimum landing sizes are aimed to correspond with length at first reproduction and narrow selectivity would best minimize the possibility of catching undersized fish that are to be discarded (e.g. MacLennan 1995; Fabi et al. 2002).
The initial condition of the developmental process we aim to model corresponds to this point in time.
This paper aims to prove that a stronger involvement of users in the design phases corresponds to a higher level of users' satisfaction while using the resulting application.
In the RE-AIM Framework, 28 29 this corresponds to ensuring high reach and adoption.
The deal can be presented to the next Congress as a Democratic initiative, though it generally corresponds to Republican aims.
Further, while Viguerie's mail lists are not to be confused with the far larger databases of the D.N.C. and R.N.C., his vision of what a directory of targets makes possible -- what kind of leverage it offers a candidate -- corresponds with the aims of both parties.
Corresponding to its aim of encouraging local small energy producers to invest in RE, the RESOP included a limitation on the size of generating capacity covered by the program which became a barrier for the growth of potential RE producers.
