Sentence examples for correspondence according from inspiring English sources

Moser was particularly focussed on e-mail correspondence, according to seven people familiar with the case.

Such correspondence, according to accompanying notes, was one way of keeping relationships close among political and royal allies.

These stickers, which include a heart, a pen and the word "Surprise," "will allow customers to customize their correspondence according to mood or message," said Micheline Montreuil, Canada Post's director of stamp products.

For the samples in dense triangle mesh representation, the registration is to build a point-to-point correspondence according to the shape features, such as the tip of nose, the corner of mouth, and the center of eyes.

As the correspondence obtained by the closest point searching method for the random points is not exactly the true correspondence according to skull and face feature, instead of making one-step transformation from the reference to target, we do the TPS transformation in a stepwise procedure.

They used anonymous accounts and saved their correspondences in the "drafts" folder in order to use the account as a sort of online dropbox -- a technique often used by al-Qaeda terrorists to make it harder to trace their correspondence, according to the Associated Press.

In recent weeks Mr. Filin's tires had been slashed, his car scratched, his two cellphones disabled, his personal e-mail account hacked and private correspondence published, according to Bolshoi officials.

Those sessions did not generate any email correspondence, however, according to Murray.

It is noteworthy that proto-Austronesian *beRas 'dehusked rice', Old Chinese 糲 * [m]ə- rˤat>lat>lì 'dehusked but not polished grain' and Tibeto-Burman words like Written Tibetan mbras 'rice; fruit' correspond phonologically according to the correspondences given in Sagart (2005).

The non-emptiness of each D F i is implied by the existence of a measurable selection from the correspondence F i, according to the Kuratowski-Ryll-Nardzewski selection theorem.

Congenital malformations were confirmed by postmortem results, genetic findings, or correspondence and classified according to the European Surveillance of Congenital Anomalies system.