Sentence examples for corresponding signs from inspiring English sources
For example, certain countries like the Netherlands have special stops with corresponding signs for hitchhikers.
The regression coefficients postulate that except for several explanatory variables, the corresponding signs of the coefficients are in line with the expected signs (that is, relationship with coping practices) presented in Table 1.
They analyzed 16 episodes over two weeks for the content and frequency of the signs used, and found a high incidence of ASL usage by various characters, but that it was inconsistent, especially in the connection between English words and their corresponding signs.
It hence appears likely that the proteins of thermophilic organisms show corresponding signs of thermal adaptation.
The highest levels of NMs were recorded in the liver and spleen, but without corresponding signs of hepatotoxicity or immunotoxicity.
However, several lines of evidence indicate that cerebellar dysfunction might have a key role in cortico-cerebellar dysconnection' and corresponding signs and symptoms, including movement sequencing abnormalities.
The corresponding signed coherence (SC) was estimated without taking the absolute value of the difference (SC = 100×(R − G / R + G)).
Whether or not vibrational coherence is also preserved along the ring inversion motions remains speculative, since the corresponding sign of vibrational activity, expected in the 200 350 cm−1 range (also not activated in the off-resonance experiments), is possibly activated by the S1 motion in 1, but remains close to the noise level in the present experiment (Fig. 3c).
Let h ∈ Z + ′, and let s ∈ Z ′ be the corresponding sign-function ( see Definition (2.1) ).
For any sign pattern of x ″ on the unknown support Δ ″, there exist two corresponding sign patterns of x∗ on the unknown support Δ.
Independent variations of the third and fourth components provide corresponding sign of the misfit; i.e., providing the tensile or compressive misfit stress.
