Sentence examples for corresponding through from inspiring English sources
She felt trapped at home alone with three children, and in short order she was spending up to 10 hours a day corresponding through e-mail and an instant messaging service with people she met through the rating sites.
Distance learning's interfaces from corresponding through the postal service to the televised talking head have traditionally been designed from the top down, supporting banking models of learning or, in writing instruction, current-traditional rhetoric pedagogies.
The positive/negative half cycle free vibration frequencies, corresponding through the thickness distribution of modal stresses and frequency response under harmonic excitation obtained using layerwise theory are compared with those obtained using first order shear deformation theory (FSDT).
They started corresponding through Facebook, and in September they had a joyous reunion of all five siblings.
Pearl Lenore Curran (1883 1937) wrote poetry and prose as a 17th century woman called Patience Worth, whom Curran believed she was corresponding through the spirit world.
Pearl Lenore Curran (1883 1937) wrote poetry and prose as a 17th century woman called Patience Worth, whom Curran believed she was corresponding through the spirit world.
The in-plane thermal conductivity of the mats varied from 12 W/m-K to 157 W/m-K for volume fractions of 0.067 and 0.462, respectively, while the corresponding through-plane thermal conductivities were measured to be 0.428 W/m-K and 0.711 W/m-K.
Number of cycles corresponding to through-thickness crack/s and final failure of the component were recorded.
Infiltrating cells in inflamed RA synovial tissue stained positive using the ACPA IgG pool, whereas staining with the corresponding flow-through IgG pool was negative.
The presence of citrullinated epitopes was detected by using a pool of 26 purified anti-CCP2 IgG eluate fractions from SF and the corresponding flow-through IgG pool.
The attenuation exhibits periodic peaks in the frequency domain corresponding to the through-thickness resonance frequencies of the coating layer.
