Sentence examples for corresponding to the development from inspiring English sources

The data available contained information about a period of 11 months June 20077 to May 2008), corresponding to the development of the pre-releases 0.5 and 0.6.

During relaxation the flow aligned nematic starts losing order due to the onset of the cholesteric helices leading to a period of very low order where cholesteric helices with different orientations are forming from the aligned nematic, followed in the final stage by an increase in order at long relaxation times corresponding to the development of aligned cholesteric domains.

Different responses are observed depending on the oxidation time: for small durations there is a linear elastic phase followed by an abrupt failure of the specimen whereas for higher oxidation times, the elastic phase is followed by a nonlinear one corresponding to the development of numerous superficial micro-cracks prior to failure.

There is growing evidence for the existence of at least two distinct tumourigenetic pathways, corresponding to the development of type I and type II tumours [3], [6], [8] [10].

The wing disc epithelium is established during embryogenesis, undergoes many rounds of cell division during larval development and is present until eclosion, while follicular cells have a much more limited division potential and a shorter lifetime corresponding to the development of an individual egg chamber during oogenesis.

We selected four time-points corresponding to the development of pigmentation during seed growth and maturation for PI 84970 (black seed coats) and PI 567115 B (brown seed coats) (Additional File 4).

Moreover, VvTFL1C mRNA is weakly detected during the phase III of berry development corresponding to the maturation period.

Another interpretation is that the development of H. antarcticus differs from that of H. octoradiatus, with the cauliflower structure corresponding to the early development of the primary tentacles.

The idea is the founding of a new religion corresponding to the present development of mankind: the religion of Christ purged of dogmas and mysticism".

Therefore, each criticism is assigned a number and organised into a three-tiered hierarchy corresponding to the conceptualisation, development, and implementation of Alexander's theory.

The results are herein reported with reference to temper T4, i.e. an alloy characterised by a significant hardening behaviour, and show the importance of some of the investigated parameters on the maximum flexural resistance, corresponding to the complete development of local buckling of compressed flange, and on the rotation capacity of aluminium alloy beams.