Sentence examples for corresponding with one from inspiring English sources

The New York Times corrects its review of Patrick Sommerville's novel after corresponding with one of its (fictional) characters.

Avi's lucky break came while corresponding with one of the co-founders of Square about a program called Square U, for college students and recent alumni to join Square in a role focused on community, merchant sign-up, and marketing.

It began with Rep. Rodney Alexander (R-La)., who learned of the emails because Foley had been corresponding with one of Alexander's pages.

Only a quarter of the pharmacists corresponding with one third of the PTAMs invited finally succeeded in participation.

At the home visit, three telephone sessions were scheduled at weekly intervals for the following three weeks, corresponding with one per session of the workbook.

Each single trabecula was dissected from a block corresponding with one of the main trabecular groups, coincident with the principal stress trajectories in the loaded femur, according to the well-known Wolff's law [ 35].

Urey predicted a difference between the vapour pressures of molecular hydrogen (H2) and of a corresponding molecule with one hydrogen atom replaced by deuterium (HD) and, thus, the possibility of separating these substances by distillation of liquid hydrogen.

The gamble involved a revival of works from the 1920's that had not been seen for more than 50 years, and the corresponding absence, with one exception, of the typical and dramatic "Greek" pieces of the Graham repertory.

An educator assessment was completed at the pilot and workshops two and five corresponding with versions one, two and four.

Compared to the CNT film-Fe3O4-0.04 M composite without graphene, the minimum reflection loss and absorption bandwidth at −10 dB of the corresponding composite with one-layer graphene increase by 27.0percentand2.5percentcent, respectively.

If the mixture modeling is effective, we expect { q1,..., q10} (corresponding to P) to be significantly different from { q11,..., q20} (corresponding to W), with one being high, and the other being low.