Sentence examples for corresponding like from inspiring English sources
After ten thousand samplings, the average value of severity indicators for each occasion will be got as Sev(St angle and Sev(St) v. Taking the severity indicators and the corresponding Like(St) (the fault probability shown in Table 1) into Eqs.
When you include free Facebook messages posted on bogus accounts taken out by Russians – and the corresponding "like" endorsements by almost countless readers – the number of people exposed to manipulative Russian antics ballooned to about 126 million, Facebook admits, according to media reports.
From this Kepler generalized to the view that the universe is a system of magnetic bodies in which, with corresponding like poles repelling and unlike poles attracting, the rotating Sun sweeps the planets around.
From another perspective, Fe2Al5 possessed a tongue-like morphology, which caused the corresponding serration-like morphology of the steel substrate.
The original analysis indicated that this region of 5B contained a segment of sub-telomeric heterochromatin inserted within this cdk-like cluster, making it distinct from the corresponding cdk-like gene clusters on 5A and 5D.
Figure 10 shows the surface morphology and microstructure of spindle-like Co3O4 porous and hollow nanocapsules obtained from the corresponding spindle-like CoCO3 precursors.
By assuming wave-like solutions for the free vibration case, the natural frequencies and corresponding wave-like basis functions can then be obtained.
The corresponding ring-like SAED pattern inserted in Fig. 3b convinces that the wires are polycrystalline.
Furthermore, the corresponding complementary-like inverters with PMMA displayed a gain value of 100.
Table 1 lists these 10 substorm dipolarization events together with the features of the corresponding wave-like substorm arcs.
The expression under the corresponding T7-like promoter libraries persisted with striking correlations (R2 >0.94) between Escherichia coli and Halomonas sp. TD01, implying suitability of broad-host range.
