Sentence examples for correspond to the shape from inspiring English sources
The Hyundai mimics the door-mounted seat controls of Mercedes-Benz, with knobs that correspond to the shape of a seat — one each for the cushion, backrest and headrest.
In a series of 36 collages being shown at David Nolan Gallery, Voigt applied her concept of observation to Roland Barthes's "A Lover's Discourse: Fragments"; words like "telephone" correspond to the shape of a 1950s-style black telephone, while an amorphous yellow shape corresponds to a kiss, notated with the actual word, as well as the page number and chapter.
The second issue was raised by an anonymous reviewer: "When confronted with a reconstruction of the shape that they [the observers] reported using the gauge figures, they quickly identify locations where the reported shape does not correspond to the shape that they actually intended to report".
He said the other empty spaces corresponded to the shape of a sneaker.
If the shape of the epitope corresponds to the shape of the antigen-binding site, it can fit into the site that is, be "recognized" by the antibody.
(Its name derives from its being the minimum of a row that is also the maximum of a column in a payoff matrix to be illustrated shortly which corresponds to the shape of a saddle).
(Its name derives from its being the minimum of a row that is also the maximum of a column in a payoff matrix to be illustrated shortly which corresponds to the shape of a saddle). A saddlepoint always exists in games of perfect information but may or may not exist in games of imperfect information.
The pentagonal or hexagonal shape of the pseudomorphs (Figure 2) corresponds to the shape of unaltered chromite phenocrysts (Figure 2B,C).
The shape of the deposited Ni-wires corresponds to the shape of the pores and thus also exhibits an according branched structure.
The presence of such a leading component points to a common behavior relative to both the different networks and different proteins and corresponds to the shape of the curve describing the reach of the attractor (Figure 9, panel a).
