Sentence examples for character corresponds from inspiring English sources
Each graph or character corresponds to one meaningful unit of the language, not directly to a unit of thought.
They now recognize that the writing systems of East Asia, including Chinese, Japanese and Korean, are "syllabaries," in which each character corresponds to a syllable of sound, and in Chinese, at least, a basic unit of meaning (called a morpheme).
His favorite -- he couldn't get enough of it -- was the tale of the mythical warrior Amir Hamza, whose close encounters with demons, dragons and giants come straight from folk tradition, but whose valiant and circumspect character corresponds to a Persian ideal of the princely hero.
That is, the two-order character corresponds to the third power, and the three-order character corresponds to the second power.
Given a customer c, her collective sequence (widehat{C}_{c}) is transformed into a string where each character corresponds to the label of a customer collective footprint.
For this purpose, a neural network is used for generating potential characters with scoring information estimating the likelihood that a specific character corresponds to a certain atom.
"Peter Brook said actors make the mistake, when they read a character, of saying, 'Ah, which part of me does this character correspond to?' Rather than thinking the character is much bigger than you, that the evidence you've got on the page is a tiny bit of the evidence.
Each written character corresponded to one monosyllabic word.
Shannon pointed out that the length of the instructions used to encode a string of characters corresponds to the disorder, or "entropy", of that string.
The early developmental appearance of our limb related characters corresponds with our elongated limbs as adults.
Hence, our systematic chemical grammars are represented as a state machine in which the transitions, instead of corresponding to characters, correspond to other state machines (in which transitions do correspond to characters).
