Sentence examples for he correspondingly from inspiring English sources

While at Tech, Boyd wrote an influential article about the role of research centers at institutes of technology, which argued that research should be integrated with education; he correspondingly involved undergraduates in his research.

Historians of Romanticism have sniffed at Lamb, but he was correspondingly mistrustful of Romanticism, confessing that he was 'not romance-bit about Nature'.

Then, using the linear elasticity equations, the elastic fields of cylindrical and truncated spherical DIs are derived and written via compact easy-to-read and easy-to-calculate Lipschitz-Hankel integrals and Lur'e series, correspondingly.

But he was correspondingly self-giving.

Adams's own experience of diplomatic life stood him in good stead here, and he was correspondingly scornful of Jefferson's optimistic peace policy.

He's correspondingly shorter with his irons, a significant disadvantage from the fairway, insurmountable from the rough.

Describing the place, he deploys in especially concentrated form the verbal pattern whereby he describes the detritus of civilization with a vocabulary we associate with "naturalist" writing; correspondingly, he applies an industrial vocabulary to wildlife.

Correspondingly, he emphasized the art of transition.

Correspondingly he had a slight tendency to overact.

"As this happens, the mass and rotation rate of the black hole will tend to go up and the space-time curvature outside the black hole changes correspondingly," he adds.

Kant calls such judgments "principles of pure understanding" (A148/B187), and correspondingly he also calls the extension of his theory of judgment to these principles, "the analytic of principles" or "the transcendental doctrine of the power of judgment" (A137/176).