Sentence examples for and correspondingly how the from inspiring English sources

A missing data process specifies how a complete sequence with length is truncated to an observed sequence fragment x of length L, and correspondingly, how the global parse tree is truncated to a notion of a local parse tree π. (We will solidify our definition of a local parse tree shortly).

Furthermore, the entropy-performance independence aspect of LSSC encoding allows promising performance to be preserved regardless of how large the entropy is augmented per dimension, and correspondingly how large the quantity of feature-space segmentation in each dimension would be.

And, correspondingly, how is Christopher Nolan going to construct a thriller without the continuous thread of time and memory to slot its constituent scenes together?

Legacy approaches mean that in many cases, we still have a weak understanding of what drives disease and correspondingly, how to treat or prevent it," said Engine Biosciences co-founder and CEO Jeffrey Lu, in a statement.

This paper: (i) discusses the role played by Fe as the "active metal" in this family of ECs; and (ii) examines in detail how the physicochemical properties and, correspondingly, the electrochemical performance are affected by a suitable activation procedure A meant to boost the ORR kinetics.

The model provided a quantification how terrain slope increased the amount of groundwater outflow and correspondingly decreased the amount of drain discharge.

"The Shia swear their allegiance to the Iranian regime and correspondingly the Baath party here".

The books, and correspondingly the films, have graduated in seriousness.

This is because machines, as an integral part of our knowledge, are continuously changing and correspondingly accelerating the changes of human beings.

How the show reminds the contestants that they are "there to find love" and correspondingly "there for the right reasons" (two quotes you'll hear almost every episode) is perhaps the most important part of the Bachelor Experiment.

Correspondingly, (3) shows how the necessity of the present was understood in ancient thought.