Sentence examples for corresponds at the from inspiring English sources
By providing a "representation theorem", I show that the third component corresponds at the level of preferences to how an individual values trade-offs in different structural parts of the gamble, e.g., to whether he cares more about what happens in the worst-case scenario or the best-case scenario.
In fact, the N LP = 40,000 is identified as the optimal PLD decoration condition that corresponds at the same time to the highest local surface roughness of the Co Ni/MWCNTs CEs, and the highest PCE of 6.68%.
Indeed, for a smooth hyperplane section (W = H cap X) of a projective variety X, the cup product with the hyperplane class (h in H^2 X, {mathbb {Z}})) corresponds at the level of forms to the operator L given by wedge product with (xi ), the first Chern form of ({mathcal {O}}_X(H)).
SB203580 or U0126 (Calbiochem, Madrid, Spain) inhibitors were added when corresponds at the indicated concentrations.
36 Indeed, a single regular SACD sampling corresponds at the most to the regular corneocyte daily shedding.
We can now say that strong FI, leading to strong mutual inhibition between coactive HNCs, corresponds, at the cognitive level, to small amounts of attentional resources available for processing new sensory input (as small amounts of resources, or low attention, imply a tougher competition between costimulated lexical representations, and between ongoing activity in the brain and sensory input).
Red lines correspond at the lava flows emission; periods of effusion are marked as yellow zones.
The cut-off of WHR > 0.90 corresponded at the 97th WHR percentile for adolescent boys whereas the cut-off of > 0.85 corresponded at the 93rd-99th percentines in girls according to age.
These cytological HSIL corresponded at the histological examination to one HSIL and one microinvasive carcinoma, discovered 17 months after the first normal smear.
The histological hallmarks of AD are: 1) intraneuronal neurofibrillary tangles, which correspond at the ultrastructural level to twisted strands of hyperphosphorylated microtubule-associated tau protein and 2) extracellular neuritic, or senile, amyloid plaques.
The transition from local to global search corresponds, at least in the model, with the searcher's estimate that the probability that food is located elsewhere equals 1.
