Sentence examples for because the correspondence from inspiring English sources
"He said it was nonsensical because the correspondence was innocuous".
Deriving depth information is simpler than in a binocular stereo system because the correspondence problem is minimized.
Because the correspondence is secure and documented, it meets requirements set by the Securities and Exchange Commission for the transmittal of trading information -- and spares Datek and its customers the expense and hassle of handling paper confirmation orders.
Mr Grieve had said the departments were legally entitled to refuse disclosure because the correspondence was part of the prince's "preparation for becoming king".
Because the correspondence between values of ITD and ILD and locations in space varies with the frequency of the sound, the auditory system measures these cues in frequency-specific channels and evaluates them in a frequency-specific manner.
Genetic and physical distances are not interchangeable because the correspondence between the two is very variable along the genome [ 15– 15].
Although words can describe spatial properties, because the correspondences of meaning to language are purely symbolic, comprehension and construction of mental representations from descriptions is far more effortful and error prone (e.g. Glenberg & Langston, 1992; Hegarty & Just, 1993; Larkin & Simon, 1987; Mayer, 1989).
"But a sense of relevance arises in part thanks to such abundance, and not only because of the correspondence of the repertoire to the 'given theme.' A rich presentation for a rich phenomenon".
Because of the correspondence with those friends and his large literary output, it has been possible for David Leeming, a friend and colleague of Spender's from the University of Connecticut, to write a biography almost entirely from published works and from collections in libraries.
Because of the correspondence in detailed pattern and size between the lines and microtubules, we hypothesized that they are formed by microtubules indenting the surface of the SDV which in turn indented the forming silica.
