The phrase "corresponding exercises" is a valid and commonly used part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to exercises that are related or connected to the topic or subject being discussed. Example: "After each chapter, there will be corresponding exercises to help you practice and reinforce the concepts learned."
7 Review (Lesson 4 6) 8 Review (whole chapter) Fig. 1 Example problem in lesson 2 (left) and some corresponding exercises (right) (translated from Chinese) Fig. 2 Part of the exercises in lesson 8 (translated from Chinese).
After watching the microlecture, they are given exercises for self-check and if they make a mistake, corresponding exercises are given, and if they are wrong again, more exercises will be given until they can answer the questions correctly.
In the first month, before the study of each text, the teacher would give students a video microlecture of new words and phrases for them to learn, accompanied by corresponding exercises for practice and answers to self-check.
So musically, at these Arica School sessions, you'd have these really long, drawn-out pieces coupled with spoken word that served to guide corresponding exercises and meditations.
Pause the show whenever something on your list happens, and do the corresponding exercise.
Every time something on your list happens on the show, pause it and do the corresponding exercise.
Instruct the subject to perform the corresponding evaluation exercise until the number of desired joint angle measurements is taken.
Area A i has been computed by calculating the upper and the lower envelopes along time of all repetitions of the kinematic variable corresponding to exercise i.
However, the repetitive work tasks during the work day do not induce muscle loading corresponding to strengthening exercises [ 52] and which may explain the observed downregulation of IGF-IEa in the present study.
Results from the corresponding development accounting exercise that considers imperfect substitutability of workers with and without college education are displayed in Table 7.
Results from the corresponding development accounting exercise display a somewhat lower explanatory power when using this approximation for job experience; see Table 8.
