Sentence examples for corresponding rendering from inspiring English sources
LICSS would implement chemistry functionality by interfacing with the excellent CDK Java library [4, 5] (and the corresponding rendering package, JChemPaint [6]).
Moreover, a new query response pair would be defined together with the corresponding rendering of the response from the client-side GUI, as will be explained later in this paper.
The molecular and pore structure of the aerogels and of the corresponding renders were correlated with their thermal conductivities.
Figure 4A shows examples of immunostained endogenous WIPI2 puncta and corresponding rendered images for cells expressing IBV NSP6-mCherry in nutrient media (Fig. 4A, i) and cells expressing IBV NSP6-mCherry and starved for 4 h (Fig. 4A, ii), and control cells starved in HBSS (Fig. 4A, iii).
Regions of interest taken from fluorescence images (Fig. 6A, i and iii) and corresponding rendered surfaces (Fig. 6A, ii and iv) show that, consistent with the observations of Yu et al., lysosomes fall in number and increase in size following starvation in HBSS.
If the location has changed since 1972, and most of them have, the witness can push a button to show a corresponding artist's rendering of 1972 Londonderry, or another to enter a composite created with photographs and drawings.
This has led to a recent emphasis on conducting hydrologic analyses and rendering corresponding predictions by means of multiple models.
Most cancers are caused by activating mutations in proto-oncogenes and/or inactivating mutations in tumor suppressor genes rendering corresponding proteins functionally inactive.
The controllers are shown to render corresponding networked control systems exponentially mean square stable.
Employing adaptive method, the corresponding controller which renders the closed-loop system asymptotically stable is constructed.
Based on Markov chain theory, the infinite horizon controller is designed, which is shown to render corresponding networked control systems mean square exponentially stable.
