Sentence examples for corresponding to the environment from inspiring English sources
Finally, the ASV corresponding to the first described Micromonas species, M. pusilla, was found at low abundance (1,259 reads) mostly in temperate locations (Fig. 5) corresponding to the environment from which it was initially described and isolated (e.g. CCMP490 isolated from Woods Hole, USA, and CCMP491 from the English Channel, UK48).
Figure 2 shows two FFT curves corresponding to the environment and cars without movement respectively.
By the same argument as above, the composite of electron, apparatus and environment will be a sum of (i) a state corresponding to the environment coupling to the apparatus coupling in turn to the value +1/2 for the spin, and of (ii) a state corresponding to the environment coupling to the apparatus coupling in turn to the value -1/2 for the spin.
The difference between the conditionsVisual only and Music is not significant, which translates into that we cannot state that using sounds not corresponding to the environment (such as music), should diminish the amount of movement.
The pHmax for optimum cathepsin activity is slightly acidic, corresponding to the environment found in the lysosome.
Figures 7, 8, 9 and 10 report the block error rate (BLER) curve of WF-BEM with WF-LS, at the mobile speed of 30 km/h (corresponding to the downtown environment), 120 km/h (corresponding to the highway environment), 350 and 480 km/h (corresponding to the high-speed train environments) respectively.
Next, the DAE corresponding to the identified environment is selected, and dereverberation is applied by it.
In this paper, two environment-dependent DAEs are proposed to reduce the influence of mismatches between training and test environments, that is, DAEs are trained and used corresponding to the different environments.
In MMSR, multiple reference HMMs corresponding to the noise environments, both in type and SNR range, are constructed during training, and the reference HMM that is most appropriate for the test noisy speech is selected for recognition.
Birds were classified into two groups, corresponding to the hygiene environments (L and H) in which they had been raised.
Pathloss exponents are used in an exponential pathloss model between the MSs corresponding to these environments.
