Sentence examples for correspondingly where from inspiring English sources

In the PSM function, both matrices and are band-Toeplitz type matrices (dim ; dim ) with the widths of the non-zero strips equal to and, correspondingly, where due to the PSM sparseness, and.

When the lowest-energy structure changes from R rows to R + 1 rows, the number of lines will change from L to (L − dl) correspondingly, where dl is the decrement of number of lines.

Then the found exterior and interior hulls are transformed to spherical surfaces of radii R + D/2 and R − D/2 correspondingly, where the sphere radius R is estimated as the median of distances from the data points to the sphere center, which was estimated on Section 3.1, and the layer depth D is estimated as the median distance between the hulls.

This is due to the fact that in the Spanish population, where the number of chromosomes is maximal (and correspondingly where the highest number of B-chromosomes would be expected), they seem to be completely absent: the chromosome number is stable within as well as between individuals, and no univalents have been observed during meiosis.

This practice becomes more important only where correspondingly differentiated social conditions are found (such as in the royal graves at Ur in Mesopotamia and in those of the Shang dynasty in China).

As can be seen, the trade policy measures play an important function in trade where correspondingly increase in trade growth is a feature of increase in transparency and FTA collectively while decrease in trade growth is a feature of decrease in transparency measure specifically the accountability and lesser utilization of FTA.

Correspondingly, the number of sites where both methods detected no deviation from the reference sequence divided by the number of sites where the microarray detected only the reference residue was used as an estimate of the specificity.

Correspondingly, for FOD-initiated failures, where the critical condition for HCF must be defined in the presence of microstructurally small cracks, the Kitagawa–Takahashi diagram, with the limiting conditions of the stress-concentration corrected 107-cycle fatigue limit and the "worst-case" ΔKTH fatigue threshold, is proposed as a basis for design against FOD-induced HCF failures.

Let L be the correspondingly ranked set of individuals where l = 1 is the individual with the minimum m i.

Correspondingly, the number of years where the debt value and in turn the interest tax savings are subject to the same risk as the unlevered cash flows decreases (increases).

The windows are correspondingly wider toward the top where the piers are thinner.