Sentence examples for correspond extensively from inspiring English sources

In Leipzig, he developed a close friendship with Erwin Rohde (1845 1898), a fellow philology student and future philologist, with whom he would correspond extensively in later years.

Engels was friends with several scientists, and corresponded extensively with them.

Tiptree corresponded extensively with other authors and editors but jealously guarded "his" privacy.

She corresponded extensively with Legendre, and her method formed the basis for his proof of the theorem for the case n = 5.

I have since corresponded extensively with the reader and know his identity.

As leader of the Alberta Liberals, Boyle corresponded extensively with Liberal Party of Canada leader (and Prime Minister of Canada) William Lyon Mackenzie King; according to Foster, Boyle's letters to King were "a mixture of useless information and pleas to be rescued by an appointment to the bench".

Regions of extreme GC bias as represented by the peaks in the %GC plot corresponded to extensively edited genes referred to as C-rich (CR#) or G-rich (G#) regions in T. brucei and L. tarentolae.

Before entering Princeton University last year, Ted Lacey corresponded with his roommate extensively by e-mail and felt safe assuming they would be good friends.

This finding corresponds with findings published extensively in previous work [ 8, 11, 15].

The transparency, induced by multi-mode interactions in waveguides, not only has a narrow line-width, but also consists of a single second-order transverse mode, which corresponds to the Bessel function distributions investigated extensively due to their unique characteristics.

When coagulation necrosis is extensively developed (massive necrosis), it corresponds to what was referred to as necrosis previously (Couvelard et al, 2005; Mitsunaga et al, 2005).