Sentence examples for come respectively from inspiring English sources
But on an overall basis, it's still behind the likes of Facebook, YouTube, Google+, Twitter and LinkedIn — which come respectively in at positions 1-5 of the world's most popular social platforms in terms of penetration.
The red, green and blue ray bundles come respectively from the bottom, centre and top of a field of view 2 mm across and show the transfer to the CCD surface.
In time slot 1, S sends the information data to R and D, then the received signals y s,r (t) and y s,d (t) come, respectively, from R and D: begin{array}{l}{y}_{s, r}(t)=sqrt{P_A}{h}_{s, r} x t)+{n}_{s, r} {y}_{s, d}(t)=sqrt{P_A}{h}_{s, d} x t)+{n}_{s, d}end{array} (1).
Watches and Jewelry: Come, respectively, from Tourneau, the world's largest and knowledgeable watch store, and the incomparable Tiffany & Co., where discriminating shoppers can buy everything from an affordable sterling pendant to a classic engagement ring to tiaras fit for royalty.
From younger writers, such as Michael Chabon and Junot Díaz, came, respectively, a new novel Telegraph Avenue and a new collection of stories This Is How You Lose Her.
Gog and Magog, in the Hebrew Bible, the prophesied invader of Israel and the land from which he comes, respectively; or, in the Christian Scriptures (New Testament), evil forces opposed to the people of God.
In turn, information on the labour and product prices variables comes, respectively, from the Quarterly Survey of Labour Costs (Encuesta Trimestral de Coste Laboral, ETCL) and the National Statistics Institute (Instituto Nacional de Estadística, INE).
As the communication symbols xm,n are zero mean uncorrelated variables, the corresponding interference power is the sum of the interference power coming respectively from two successive data symbols (xm,n−1, xm,n).
We define s k,u) L [n] and s k,u) R [n], the n th samples of the filtered sEMG signal coming respectively from the sensor left (index · L ) and the sensor right (index · R ) at the u th trial of the subject k.
The present surveillance program has shown a widespread environmental contamination of water systems by Legionella spp. The microorganism was found in 33.9% and 33.2% of the water samples coming respectively from health-care and community buildings.
Only numbers two and four pre-date the 21st century, coming from, respectively, Pride And Prejudice and an article in the New York Times published a century ago.
