Sentence examples for has its corresponding from inspiring English sources

Reality has its corresponding words: sky, day, north, rock, sun, blue.

"All the characters in this story are part of a perfect reconstruction, like in a [Henri] Cartier-Bresson photograph where every detail has its corresponding place," argued Mario Pinelli, the chief prosecutor.

"You have to balance the elements," he explained, and each one has its corresponding flavour: wood is represented by sour tastes; fire is bitter; earth is sweet; metal is spicy and water is salty.

There are three development stages of this new type of radial jet cracker, and each stage has its corresponding experiment, and optimal design will be carried out based on the problems of the previous stage, but experimental principles of these radial jet crackers are still the same.

Each of these capabilities has its corresponding vulnerability.

That is, a PPC always has its corresponding modeling assumptions.

Their culture revolves around these herds, with each of the six grades of dairy-temple having its corresponding herd of sacred buffaloes.

This initiation takes several forms, each of which has its own corresponding vidya (Sanskrit: "wisdom"), rituals, and esoteric formulas and is associated with one of the five Celestial Buddhas or Dhyani-Buddhas.

With this SIC formulation, each channel has its own corresponding recursive covariance matrix C k for k = 1,...,K.

The main idea of data-independent FSMC model is partitioning each channel gain into K different discrete states, and every state has its own corresponding steady-state probability and region boundaries of channel amplitude.

A class component plane can be represented by 1s for all cells are closest to BMUs for that class, 0 for cells that are closest to BMUs for another class, and an intermediate value if there are neighbouring BMUs from the class of interest and one or more other classes, rather like the class maps, but in this situation each single class has its own corresponding plane.