Sentence examples for corresponding for example from inspiring English sources

In particular, we substitute the high-dimensional microscale description by a lower-dimensional representation corresponding for example to an equivalent homogeneous medium.

Fortuitously, Europe has no continuous mountain obstacle aligned north-south, corresponding, for example, to the Western Cordillera of North America and the Andes Mountains of South America, that would limit access into western Europe from the ocean.

In preparation for the possible transition to risk based licensing, it is increasingly important to demonstrate the applicability of Best Estimate codes to more extreme conditions corresponding for example to limited equipment availability.

The navigator uses them to lay out a track between ports perhaps thousands of miles apart and then transfers the latitudes corresponding, for example, to each 5° of longitude, to his ocean sailing chart.

Therefore, the optimization process starts from a common value for all these materials, corresponding, for example, to the concrete at ambient temperature as measured in [11].

This reflects a moderate level of measurement error corresponding, for example, to blood pressure measurement in the Intersalt Study (Dyer et��al., 1994).

The identification of a sequence in the genome does not necessarily always correspond to the presence of the corresponding polypeptide: for example, the PsbS gene is present in the Chlamydomonas reinhardtii genome, but the corresponding protein has never been detected and in this organism NPQ is proposed to be PsbS independent [40].

The results of these analyses found several TFBS_matrices enriched with quite significant values (Additional file 1: Table S4A) that allow to identify the corresponding TFs; for example, matrices MA0004.1 and MA0006.1 corresponded to factor ARNT.

The type of a primitive value is its corresponding type; for example, 5 has type T "Int" and "Hello, World" has type T "String".

While Parsell believes that certain Web 2.0 affordances enable corrupt and destructive varieties of personal freedom, he claims that other Web 2.0 tools offer corresponding solutions; for example, he describes Facebook's reliance on long-lived profiles linked to real-world identities as a way of combating deindividuation and promoting responsible contribution to the community (2008, 54).

If one of the internal variables of the recognition module is about to exceed its limits, it signifies this to the drives module which in turn raises the intensity of a corresponding drive, for example, hunger in the case of low energy.