Sentence examples for corresponding to individual from inspiring English sources
Layers of deposits corresponding to individual eruptive events are shown in the top.
Therefore, we split each dance sequence into several excerpts corresponding to individual metric cycles.
Pt supported on Ce-modified TiO2 support exhibits better activity than those corresponding to individual CeO2 and TiO2-supported catalysts.
TPD-O2 experiments show bimodal profiles of O2 desorption curves with maximums corresponding to individual step of alkali nitrates thermal decomposition.
Hence, it is possible to assume that the CP features capture anomalies in the JPEG compression process corresponding to individual camera devices.
Such data are provided in Comma Separated Values (CSV) file format, containing a 752×480 matrix and a 320×240 matrix of temperatures corresponding to individual pixels of the pyrometer and IR camera, respectively.
While interference of back-scattered ultrasound waves with random phases causes speckle noise in ultrasound images, speckle formation is hindered by the strong correlation between the optoacoustic responses corresponding to individual sources.
The macroscopic value of the electric field when the rings were observed was between 0.7 and 2.5 V/μm, and the emission current corresponding to individual rings was estimated to be in the range of 2 4 μA.
The linking solution approach uses traffic process approximations to analyze the performance of sub-models corresponding to individual tiers (semi-open queues) and the vertical transfer units (open queues).
The loess palaeosol series are often viewed from the point of view of palaeoclimate reconstruction, but macroscopic features such as lamination of loess strata corresponding to individual dust storms are better explained by palaeometeorological factors.
These findings suggest that it could be possible to study the brain activity corresponding to individual concepts in experimental designs using single-word trials, provided that consecutive repetitions are avoided.
