Sentence examples for environment correspond from inspiring English sources
To make the BIM-based virtual environment correspond better to a real situation, a BIM design model of an MRT station under construction in Taipei city was adopted for the case study.
In the second classification, the factors related to the owner-manager, to the business itself and to the environment, correspond, respectively, to the personal factors (objective, ability, motivation), to the resources of the functional areas and to the conjectural forces (Machado and Espinha 2005).
Changes in the environment correspond to motion of the point O. Changes in the environment are not random.
Although altered antibiotic concentrations have been accurately described in various critically ill patient sub-populations in small research studies [ 21- 28], there is no large multi-centre evaluation that seeks to determine whether the issues identified in a controlled research environment correspond to clinical practice.
Aquatic environment corresponds to more than 70% of the Earth's surface mostly still unknown and unexplored.
The environment corresponds to a steady state condition, which provides a uniform moisture distribution for the laminate.
Hence, the modeling environment corresponds to a flat plane without any obstacles, as indicated in Fig. 8 a.
The focus of the current study is on reservoirs which depositional environment corresponds to a main channel feature incising into heterolithic beds in lateral continuity.
Moreover, while in the optical case the noise added by a room temperature environment corresponds to the vacuum, in the microwave regime, this noise would correspond to a thermal state containing ∼103 photons.
As explained in detail above, given sufficient source diversity and a weakly scattering environment, the peak of the cross-correlation of signals recorded by two sensors in the environment corresponds to the travel time between them.
Basically, the challenge is to create Internet Interactive Television where the user/interest group, residing in a pervasive environment, corresponds to the TV program director who decides and/or influences what content(s) will be viewed, how it will be composed, presented and delivered.
