Sentence examples for distributed corresponding from inspiring English sources

After the A parameter is corrected by the periodical spline interpolation, the third viseme is correctly distributed corresponding to the axis A (Fig. 18b).

Activity of CgCta1 in the various fractions was distributed corresponding to the previously observed intracellular localization of GFP CgCta1.

Different full-length copies of master genes remained transcriptionally active over long, overlapping, periods of time and distributed corresponding retroelements in specific waves of activity as has been described in penguins [ 44].

Chinese Yellow chickens were randomly distributed into corresponding groups (30/group).

Consequently, we distributed a corresponding number of additional two-phase separators (oil gas) with a single pneumatic controller to randomly selected sites with reported oil production.

Ensemble merging of extreme runoff is carried out using Bayesian Model Averaging (BMA) in which spatially distributed weights corresponding to each regional climate model are obtained.

Then, we assigned a role to each user within the groups, and distributed the corresponding question sets.

The uniformly distributed load corresponding to first cracking at mid-span is equal to q crack  = 8M crack /L 2  = 19.5 N/mm.

To enable statistical analysis using the χ-method for the entire range of the data, including the sparsely distributed classes corresponding to large families, the data needed to be combined.

We selected all the concepts in English from the freely distributed vocabularies corresponding to the following semantic types: Congenital Abnormality (T019), Acquired Abnormality (T020), Disease or Syndrome (T047), Mental or Behavioral Dysfunction (T048), Experimental Model of Disease (T050), Sign or Symptom (T184), Anatomical Abnormality (T190), and Neoplastic Process (T191).

Although our main concern was with the minimal perceived difference, differences for all response groups with respect to the neutral category were also computed since we found step-scaled differences to be informative, and we did not know in advance if perceived differences could be monotonically distributed by corresponding distance levels.