Sentence examples for it has corresponding from inspiring English sources

This creates a "regular" figure, meaning it has corresponding kinds of angles equal, and equal lengths of its corresponding sides and so on.

In this permission system, the important resources in the mobile phone are divided into several types, each type of resource corresponds to an authority; and when the program accesses a type of resource, it could get authorization if it has corresponding permission.

It also has corresponding enzymes to utilize sulfate.

If a task has operational complexity (of some of the three types) and the PE it is mapped on has corresponding performance index and frequency then task execution time can be calculated with (17).

The inside of the joint has corresponding threads (left).

Note that the plasmid treated with the non-amino terminated particle (ORMOSIL) is also partially protected (Fig. 5, lane 2) because it has bands corresponding to both its non-enzymatically treated counterpart (Fig. 5, lane 3) and also some DNA fragments appearing at the bottom of the band.

The translation of anschaulich as 'intuitive' is obviously the best candidate, since it has a corresponding etymological root.

When that part falls within A ( O 2 ), it has a corresponding probability p l that it has a direct link with O2.

OsOPT6 is not a pseudogene because it has a corresponding full-length mRNA (AK070801) that was found in the RAD-DB database (Table 1) and it might be specifically expressed in the 1.2-2.0 1.2-2.0ion of the anthers.

We therefore will say of a subjective idea that it is simple or complex, empty, singular or general, an intuition, a concept or "mixed" according as the idea grasped by it has the corresponding property; and the same goes for judgments.

The atmosphere of British neurology in the early 1960s, somewhat elitist and oddly isolated from its sister disciplines of psychiatry and psychology, was probably uncongenial to Sacks, with his wide-ranging interests and cosmopolitan background; rumour has it that influential London neurologists had corresponding misgivings about allowing Sacks to join their number.