Sentence examples for closer correspondence from inspiring English sources
Systems of proportional representation are designed to ensure a closer correspondence between the proportion of votes cast for a party and the proportion of seats it receives.
In general, closer correspondence has been obtained for the ignition delay referred to the high-temperature stage of the process, being the cool flames phenomenon more difficult to reproduce.
In keeping with the implementation-oriented theme discussed earlier, the RASP architecture was selected because it has a closer correspondence to real computer systems than do other typical options, such as Turing machines or the λ-calculus.
At large values of common input c, the higher values of (L(c)) for the DG model account for its closer correspondence to the EIF model in the tails of (P k)) in Fig. 5.
Future efforts should focus on implementation methods that increase response rate, include efforts to measure and quantify non-response bias, and possibly incorporate the use of weighting methods to bring results into closer correspondence with the demographics of the target population.
To create a closer correspondence between the maps produced, the classification was done by only considering four main classes: urban built-up area, agriculture land, forest land (tree/park), and water (Butt et al. 2012; Anderson et al. 1976; Boori and Ferraro 2015).
Organization by proximity may not seem to reveal anything more than a close correspondence between perception and stimulation.
She remained in close correspondence with her son for two years, until she died of complications after surgery.
He touched on the close correspondence among dance, music, theater, video and film, all being arts that involve time.
Indeed, the past 2000 years reveal a fairly close correspondence between the global centers of economic activity and the centers of intellectual production.
Carole Cerasi's London Handel Festival recital at the Foundling Museum traced a century of close correspondence and distant admiration in the keyboard music of Handel and his circle.
