Sentence examples for for correspondingly from inspiring English sources
Lord Deben warned that plans to expand Heathrow while keeping current targets meant "all sectors would have to prepare for correspondingly higher emission reductions by 2050".
The results indicate that it is possible to successfully promote SF and to enhance the demand for correspondingly certified products through marketing and other strategies.
That it is the nature of the object that determines its respect-worthiness, and that there are different kinds of objects calling for correspondingly different responses has led many philosophers to argue that there are different kinds of respect.
By characterizing the singular-value problem for correspondingly defined Hankel operator, it is shown that the internal state and the compensation signal, which attains favorable transient, is constructively given based on the combination of singular vectors.
Again, this convex body is called the respective isoperimetrix and also denoted by ; see [38, Chapter ], for a broad representation of the isoperimetric problem in, and types of isoperimetrices for correspondingly different definitions of surface area and volume.
The store was one of these all-in-one emporiums of clothes, tiny stools, food, tools, bikes, and god knows what else, all of the cheapest quality for correspondingly cheap prices.
One important property of these statistics is that they converge to zero for power-laws or for exponentials correspondingly, regardless of the value of the exponent or of the form parameter.
For consumers, slower connection speeds can make for the correspondingly sluggish execution of nearly every click while using an Internet browser, resulting in delays in summoning Web sites or interruptions of streaming video, for example.
And he became known for a correspondingly real if peculiar way of working: publicity stressed that he had spent three weeks living in a veterans' hospital among paraplegics, learning how they moved and what they felt.
The usage of WRF is mostly as a mesoscale model in simulating either extreme events or events of smaller duration shown with statistical model evaluation for the correspondingly similar and short period of time.
The narrow distribution of items revealed in the Rasch analysis could also be the likely cause for the correspondingly narrow range of person measures despite the broad range of pedagogical beliefs revealed in the participants' interviews.
