Sentence examples for corresponding to a reference from inspiring English sources

The idea is to sample the recordings with the window corresponding to a reference slowness, usually corresponding to the hypocenter.

Axisymmetric DSMC simulations using a VHS model corresponding to a reference diameter of 0.8 nm and a viscosity-temperature exponent of 1 are shown to agree well with available experimental data.

We further derive a simple bound as the maximum distance from the estimate to a ball corresponding to a reference node in which has the minimum distance estimate to the target node.

Figure 11 reports for one user the variation of the PSNR as a function of the frame number of the video sequence in two cases: the first one corresponding to a reference case (solid line) and the second one corresponding to an optimized design (dashed line) where proxies are introduced and allow fine treatments of imperfect packets.

In each experiment, seven two-dimensional spectra were acquired in an interleaved manner, corresponding to a reference data set (no relaxation period), and spectra in which the evolution of N was preceded by a relaxation period during which effective CPMG fields of 80, 160, 240, 400, 640, and 960 Hz were used.

A map of bolus transit delay is constructed pixel by pixel corresponding to a myocardial reference using a temporal covariance measure.

For each MSA corresponding to a human reference sequence, an automatic protocol was used to detect sequence discrepancies that may indicate gene prediction errors.

The mean and SD of these measurements are 2.74 mmol/l and 2.60 mmol/l, respectively, corresponding to a 95% reference range of -2.36 to +7.84 mmol/l.

Additionally, studies were only considered, if they reported results of whole-brain group analyses as coordinates corresponding to a standard reference space (Talairach/Tournoux, MNI).

In the HapMap individual and patients 1 and 2 known polymorphisms were also recognized at 41, 28, and 24 positions, respectively, in mtDNA in homoplasmic state (defined here as >95% of high-quality bases corresponding to a non-reference allele at a given position in a given individual).

Using a simple calculation, Grandjean et al. [ 31] also determined the molar concentrations of alkylphosphates in urine (adjusted for the body weight) corresponding to an oral reference dose (RfD) for the most toxic pesticides, as a worst case scenario.