Sentence examples for corresponding to working from inspiring English sources

The same procedure can be adapted to obtain the index layer evaluation matrix R 12 corresponding to energy conversion efficiency, and matrix R 13 corresponding to working time.

The optimum architecture of ANN, found by using a Simple Genetic Algorithm, is composed of 13 input neurons, 1 hidden neuron and 23-day training set size, for the cluster corresponding to working days except Mondays.

Denote B ̃ u as the optimal dual variables for the energy constraint (14) in the master problem, the reduced cost ζ p for the column corresponding to working pattern p is then: ζ p = 1 - ∑ s u ∈ S B ̃ u ⋅ e u p (15).

Code used in the attack had been typed on a Cyrillic keyboard at times of day corresponding to working hours in St Petersburg or Moscow, FireEye said.

Therefore, dilutions of protective oil (1 3,000 to 1 18,000) in cell growth media, corresponding to working dilutions for cells in FFA assay, were added to each well in triplicate.

The second variation was in the introduction of time-dependent exposures, where the addition of exposure corresponding to working times during follow-up would tend to increase exposure estimates and again tend to reduce relative risks.

The gross income is reduced by the income tax (t) corresponding to work and taxable non-labor income, which is reduced by the tax credit (TC), the so-called EITC.

The working volume of the dark chamber was a constant value of 40 ml, while the working volume of the photo chamber was 80, 120, 160, and 200 ml, corresponding to a working volume ratio at 1 2, 1 3, 1 4, and 1 5.

The high sensitivity of the sensors corresponding to the working principle of fabricated device in which resistance of device depends on variation in concentrations of NO2 exposures [16].

The lattice of the designed undulator is studied and the beam matching at the entrance of the undulator corresponding to various working points of electron beam energy is performed.

Socially disadvantaged groups (corresponding to the working and under classes) have tended to be pictured as dirty, lazy, immoral, and without the capacity to resist their inclinations [ 37].