Sentence examples for applicable to the corresponding from inspiring English sources

These led to society-driven initiatives that together with national legislation gaps caused a diversity of building fire safety regulations which were only applicable to the corresponding state.

The most frequent one is the method of Dirichlet series (see, e.g. [14] and [15]), which is, however, not applicable to the corresponding dynamic equation y ∇ ( t ) = ∑ j = 0 k a j y ( q − j t ), t ∈ T. (2.7).

In the following, in Tables 1-2, '-' means that the results are not applicable to the corresponding cases, and 'unknown h d ' means that h d can have arbitrary values, even h d is very large or h ( t ) is not differentiable.

Indeed, we also observed that conditions suitable for aminal synthesis are not applicable to the preparation of the corresponding N, O-acetals (Scheme 3).

Conditions similar to those developed for the synthesis of N, O-acetals are also applicable to the synthesis of the corresponding N, S-acetals from thiosalicylaldehydes and amines (Scheme 4).

The film dryout mechanism is applicable to the high quality CHF corresponding to the annular flow pattern in which the progressive depletion of the liquid film leads to dryout.

However, if the higher value appeared to be from a survey that evaluated a highly disease-endemic region and was, therefore, not applicable to the entire country, a corresponding adjustment was made.

This methodology is also expected to be applicable to the preparation of primary amines from the corresponding alcohols (Park et al. 2001).

The (R)- N-acetylphenylalanine mediated palladation methodology was applicable also to the corresponding N, N-diethyl (82%% ee, 39%% yield) and pyrrolidinyl (>98 % ee, 43 % yield) cobalt sandwich complexes.

The probabilistic characteristics of the model errors, including the mean values, coefficients of variation and probability distributions, for the burst models are obtained by analyzing the ratios between the test and predicted burst pressures corresponding to the test data applicable to the model.

Despite the detection of pressure-induced differences in growth and hydrocarbon utilisation (Schwarz et al.[1974], [1975]), most reports have investigated oil biodegradation only at surface pressure (0.1 MPa) (Cui et al. [2008]; Tapilatu et al.[2010]; Wang et al.[2008]), and corresponding results may not be applicable to the deep sea.