Sentence examples for corresponding to a sample from inspiring English sources

The results corresponding to a sample of LEO objects in the initial population at the epoch of January 1, 2020 and mass larger than 100 kg are shown.

For comparison, Fig. 4 also depicts the D it profile corresponding to a sample grown at 30 °C without a previous cleaning stage by RCA.

Figure 3 shows the full chromatogram, two and three-dimensional plots of the biomarker ROI and the PTM matrix corresponding to a sample from Eugene Island, another Gulf of Mexico source.

Fig. 6 Flat-band transients measured at room temperature from accumulation and from inversion, corresponding to a sample grown at 100 °C Fig. 7 Flat-band transients from accumulation measured at room temperature corresponding to all deposition temperatures Fig. 8 Flat-band transients from accumulation measured at different temperatures (a) and Arrhenius plot (b) of a sample grown at 200 °C.

Fig. 10 Capacitance and conductance vs. bias hysteresis loops measured at 500 kHz corresponding to a sample grown at 200 °C, at different temperatures, by using a voltage ramp (a), and at room temperature, by using a stair-shaped voltage, with different values of the step width (b d).

2b, the researcher analyzed the sample essays by: 1. coding the students' output from L1 to L11 for Language and NL12 to NL20 for non-Language with each letter-number code corresponding to a sample essay where L stands for Language and NL stands for non-Language.

The survey was composed of 10 × 10 km sampling sites systematically-distributed every 0.5° over the whole forest domain of Central Africa, corresponding to a sampling rate of 3.3%.

By the day of examination, if there was no hospitalized patient corresponding to a sampled bed, the bed immediately after on the list was chosen instead.

The allowance of a 30% loss to follow-up resulted in an estimated sample size of n = 100 per group, corresponding to a total sample size of N = 200 (n = 100 vs. n = 100).

Finally, interpolation errors corresponding to a particular sample design can be used to determine which interpolated values contribute usefully to a band-limited analysis of bathymetric variability.

Let us consider that there are samples,, available to a voice-tag in batch mode. is a sequence of feature vectors corresponding to a single sample.