Sentence examples for each correspondence from inspiring English sources

Each correspondence c is constituted of a pair of feature points, one taken from FP a and the other from FP b.

To calculate the points on the ROC curve, we apply each correspondence threshold CT i on the correspondence test outcome, i.e, the matrix V mentioned above.

(1) In order to validate each correspondence with respect to the others we exploit the rigidity constraint, which states that the distance between two points subject to an Euclidean transformation remains constant.

Here, we point out some of the classes with high and low correspondence in each case using three summary methods: biplots from the first three dimensions of each correspondence analysis (Figs. 2 and 3), heat maps of species similarity (Fig. 4), and the full contingency tables of cross-tabulated plot frequencies (Additional file 3).

This would most likely require creating unified classes for each correspondence, all with computable definitions and reference to the ontologies involved.

We assessed each correspondence between the trial intervention components on whether it was a full or, if appropriate to the recommendation, a partial match.

Recognizing this as a potential limitation, the authors of the present review attempted to address this by email correspondence to each corresponding author, however much of the AE data reported in the present review and documented in each of the studies are mainly qualitative and therefore may underestimate nor appropriately describe all potential AEs associated with n-3 supplementation.

For each identified correspondence, we generate an associated matching process that performs the necessary data conversions between the actions of the components' interfaces.

We've known each other through correspondence, but had never actually seen each other in the flesh.

In the PSO approach a set of agents move within the space of the two Weibull parameters: in correspondence of each location of each agent the corresponding distribution is computed and a sequence of failures is Monte Carlo sampled.

Parisi provides a generous introduction to each grouping of correspondence, so that readers get a sense of what to expect before encountering the letters themselves.