Sentence examples for aspects correspond from inspiring English sources

We discuss how the two aspects correspond respectively to elasticity and resilience and we highlight each aspect's qualities and limitations.

We could say that this fragmentation of the market and consumption, in their various aspects, correspond to the subdivision of the city into spaces – or rather into space-time frames – each of which takes on a peculiar character and aims at a particular target of consumers.

These three contextual aspects correspond to features described as important to adapt to in tailored implementation, such as: sectoral, disciplinary, geographic, and cultural factors [ 9, 10].

Many of these aspects correspond well with the findings of the focus groups [ 9] and open-ended questionnaire survey [ 24] that preceded this study as well as with the limited relevant research from Iraq.

These three aspects correspond approximately to the criteria used here to evaluate the iconic interface: response time, to measure the physician's comprehension (as proposed by Hildon [ 29]), number of errors, corresponding to the "choice" aspect, and perceived usability, which provides a representation of user preferences as it measures the user's subjective appreciation.

The first and third aspect correspond with Cassell's concept of suffering.

The other aspect corresponds to the sorting process to determine the necessity of the analyzed data based on convexity of the capacitive discharge current.

The first aspect corresponds to the output process in which outputs including two types of data related to the magnitude and polarity are obtained by analyzing the capacitive discharge current.

The hypothesis of no effect of aspect corresponds to β5 = β6 = 0.

This physicochemical aspect corresponds to the phenomenon of P. falciparum erythrocyte adhesion (Supplemental data 1).

However, in this software, the collaborative aspect corresponds to the sharing of data (trees and annotations) and tree manipulation (edition, visualization,...) is made in an asynchronous way.