Sentence examples for corresponding for example to from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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].

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.

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

To model changes in gene copy number, we simply changed the corresponding probability of transcription, for example, to model a gene duplication event, we multiplied the probability of that gene's transcription by two.

In the uncoded case, each bit of a basic message is mapped to one constellation point of QPSK symbol corresponding to the basic message, for example, to point B in Figure 4, for which the interference from xs deterministically results from points S1, S2, S3, or S4.

Luscus can use external computational programs (called by a corresponding plug-in) to modify coordinates, for example, to perform the geometry optimisation.

For example, indirect between-assembly links by way of additional combinatorial neuronal assemblies may interconnect groups of lexical circuits corresponding, for example, to the combinatorial relationship between syntactic semantic categories of nouns and verbs (Pulvermüller and Knoblauch 2009; Humble et al. 2012).

Three of the four receptors comprise an extracellular amino-terminal domain to bind corresponding ligands (for example, EGF to EGFR; ligands to HER2 are not known) and an intracellular carboxyl-terminal domain lodging a tyrosine kinase with the exception of HER3.