Sentence examples for corresponding upward from inspiring English sources

Parametric studies are carried out using the validated models to investigate the influence on thermal stratification of the tank by the downward flow and the corresponding upward flow in the central parts of the tank.

There is no corresponding "upward" pressure to balance the downward pressures on wages.

Despite this apparent increase in influenza vaccination coverage in NSW children between December 2009 and April 2010, Figure 1 does not indicate a corresponding upward trend in febrile convulsions over the same period.

It is known that ON DS cells comprise three physiological subtypes distinguished by their preferred directions, each corresponding to upward, downward, or temporal-to-nasal motion in the visual field [9].

For A and B the third centile is higher than the first (corresponding to upward centile crossing), for D and E the reverse is true (downward centile crossing), and only for C are the two centiles the same.

Following the same line of argument for the respective homogeneous layers, this explanation implies a corresponding downward (upward) shift of the eigenvalues for the homogeneous −NH2 (−CN) substituted layers upon increasing the packing density from half to full coverage.

Physical gestures are minimal though not stylised, the movement of a hand or the turn of a head speaking volumes as the corresponding emotion heaves upward from the pit.

The proof is omitted because it is similar to that of the previous proposition corresponding to the upward RRC switch.

The ionospheric current shows a CCW rotation around the torch, corresponding to the upward FAC and negative potential, and a CW rotation around the dark region (i.e., inside the inverted capital Greek letter omega, corresponding to the downward FAC and positive potential (Opgenoorth et al. 1983; Buchert et al. 1988; Wild et al. 2000; Amm et al. 2005; Vanhamäki et al. 2009).

The threshold (group) height of the layer at 5.5 MHz was ∼ 450 km at mean solar flux of 120 and ∼ 350 km at mean solar flux of 70, and the corresponding evening peak upward drift velocities were 30 and 20 m/s, respectively.

The ON DSGCs comprise three physiological subtypes distinguished by their preferred directions, corresponding roughly to upward, downward, and temporal to nasal in the visual field [23].