Sentence examples for consider correspondence from inspiring English sources

The committee met in closed session last week to consider correspondence from Mr Storey.

The Editor now considers correspondence on this publication closed.

For the following definitions, consider a correspondence F : X → X.

A Scottish government spokesman said: "We will consider any correspondence and respond in due course".

Proof (a) Let us consider a correspondence T which verifies condition ( P ).

Future studies might also consider the correspondence between select aspects of VF wound healing in vivo and the behavior of cultured VF fibroblasts and epithelial cells harvested from naïve, injured or scarred tissue.

Formally, we consider the correspondence between a subsequence of fragments from the sequence (c s, …, c t ) and a subsequence from the optical map (o u, …, o v ) to be reasonable if the sum of their sizes agree well, or more explicitly if: (1) where Cσ = 4 is a safe choice when the sequence fragment sizes are largely accurate.

Consider a correspondence school for high school.

Mazzini considered his correspondence private; the British government kept its reading of his mail secret.

The EFL denies it ignored the clubs and says it considered all correspondence.

Jointly considering defocus, correspondence, and shading estimates better depth from light fields.