Sentence examples for components that correspond from inspiring English sources

For example, if it is known (or postulated) that the measured signal is a linear combination of n independent signals, one may want to determine the pure components that correspond to each of these cases.

The contribution of this process is most pronounced for high energy PL components that correspond to the radiative recombination at the N-related localized states with their energy levels close to the GaNP band edge.

Thus g can be partitioned into components that correspond to individual sires; that is for the 383 sires for the selected data set.

In this case, the ODE model is first rewritten to separate the mass balances associated with measured and unmeasured metabolites, such that (6) X ˙ t, p = X ˙ M X ˙ U t, p = S M S U v X M, X U, p where the subscripts M and U refer to components that correspond to measured and unmeasured metabolites, respectively.

The language has components that correspond to a part of a natural language like English or Greek.

To simplify the analysis, can be partitioned into two components that correspond to individual hops as follows: (5).

Although it is possible to partition an experiment into molecular and morphological components, using samples that correspond directly to those used in molecular applications would be of extreme value.

In the process of obtaining the detrended position time series, we first estimated annual components separately in the EW, NS, and UD raw position time series at each station using a polynomial function that corresponds to the trend component and trigonometric functions that correspond to the periodic annual components for the data from January 1 , 2012 to April 10 , 2016

Parents' data demonstrate components and sub-components that correspond with the CoP components defined by Wenger: Experiencing, Doing, and Becoming/Belonging[ 11, 12] and also illuminates specific factors that affect CoC-HPs' development.

Note that the distortions introduced by the PVSs and WTSs generally correspond to spectral components that are included in a wide range of frequencies.

Of the 761 species, 49 correspond to "biomass components" that are considered to be essential substrates for survival and growth in the original Reed et al specification [ 8].