Sentence examples for goods corresponding to from inspiring English sources

If standardized mass production was dominant in the past, today we produce an array of different goods corresponding to specific consumer niches.

Upon this being done it is the duty of the Patterson Transfer Company, under its general instructions from the complainant, to select out of the mass of goods in the warehouses, goods corresponding to those contained in the specification, and deliver them to such jobber, this delivery being usually made by the next day, or, at most, within two or three days.

But unlike them, he accepts the principle that what agrees or accords with a creature's nature as it is expressed in its natural impulses is good for that creature, and that the good life for human beings is therefore the life characterized by the fullest possible enjoyment of the goods corresponding to our natural impulses (Cicero, Acad. 1.19, 22; Fin. 5.24 5).

For the purpose of our fuzzy index, a trapezoidal membership function for the term "good" corresponding to the indicator FC is developed from these two intervals according to Eq. 6.

Hence, if there were no property of goodness corresponding to the word "good", "good" would be meaningless.

In spite of the high overall percentage of good to very good ratings, corresponding to a generally good acceptance, patients tended to give slightly lower ratings than physicians.

The mean OHIS score was 1.1, SD 0.8 range (0-4, good-bad) corresponding to a clinical level of fairly good oral hygiene.

This is the principle of desert: It is desirable that each person should gain good fortune corresponding to her virtue (deservingness).

Shelly Kagan presses the proposal that when we consider a wide range of views and examples, we should conclude that bringing it about that people should get good fortune corresponding to their virtue rightly commands our allegiance and bringing it about that people get the same or have the same does not rightly command our allegiance.

Note: The lower line corresponds to the impact of the reform during "bad" times, while the upper line represents the impact during "good" times, corresponding to the minimum and maximum levels of the unemployment gap, respectively, as observed across the sample (i.e. across all countries and time).

Different colors are used for risk factors (bad) and preventive (good) genes corresponding to negative and positive model coefficients, respectively.