Sentence examples for e corresponding from inspiring English sources

Two site conditions were considered: soil class C and soil class E, corresponding to firm and soft soil deposits, respectively.

(h_{g}^{e}) is the distance between the extreme solutions of PFref and E, corresponding to the gth objective function.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 a, c, e corresponding TEM, SAED, and HRTEM images of large gold nanoplates synthesized at low pH without NaOH.

Central soft tissue density on T1 (arrowhead in lower image part) with no contrast enhancement (arrowhead in e), corresponding to squamous debris.

(d) Annual dark-field TEM image and (e) corresponding elemental mappings of O, Al, Si, and Cu for the Cu-Si-Al2O3 nanocable [53].

namely γ is an eigenvector of the linear operator ( J α ) ∗ : C T ( E ) → C T ( E ) corresponding to the simple eigenvalue 1.

These groups are labelled (a-e) corresponding to the similarly labelled groups in Fig. 7, and in each case an example network from the group is depicted alongside the label.

Finally, the number of decoys was increased from about 36 in DUD to 50 decoys per ligand in DUD-E, corresponding to about 2%% actives for each target, and their properties improved to have the same average net charge as the actives.

Two peptides, numbered 1, M-A-A-P-G-G-R-S-E-P-P-Q-L-P-E, corresponding to the first 15 amino acids (1 15) and peptide 5, L-D-V-Q-D-E-A-M-R-T-L-A-S, corresponding to the last 13 amino acids (768 780) of the human pendrin sequence (Everett et al, 1997), were synthesised by the conventional solid phase method, and used to prepare antipeptide antisera in rabbits.

(a-1)–(e-1) corresponding line-profiles, acquired from white lines drawn in (a e).

An estimated GMV may consist of two major components: an intentional motion component (e.g., corresponding to camera panning) and unintentional motion component (e.g., corresponding to handshake).