Sentence examples for kind of corresponding from inspiring English sources

In any sphere where you need to make public policy based on science, you need to recognise there is debate in the scientific community and there needs to be some kind of corresponding discussion in the public policy sphere.

Recent researches have demonstrated that the clustering techniques, using only one objective may not obtain suitable solution because the single objective function just can provide satisfactory result to one kind of corresponding data set.

The roadmapping framework addresses a broad technology landscape covering three focal domains: (i) Energy storage with lithium-ion battery technologies in general, addressing all kinds of corresponding battery applications, (ii) energy storage for electric mobility and (iii) stationary energy storage specifically.

But we should not be misled by what a proposition literally says, or seems to say, into thinking that there must be some new kind of entity corresponding to God's being the cause of Socrates, especially since such reifying moves do not help us to understand what is happening when a cause actually causes (QM V.7 8: 30va 33ra).

Thus, there must be four basic kinds of objects corresponding to the mental activities of ideation, judgment, feeling, and desire.

This degradation can be evaluated with two kinds of methods corresponding to analytical- and simulation-based approaches.

Schopenhauer follows Wolff in distinguishing among four kinds of reasons, corresponding to four kinds of objects, and charges that much philosophical confusion arises from attempts to explain objects of one kind by reasoning that belongs to the other kind.

When the quality of medicinal powder was the same, the extraction rate of two kinds of compounds corresponding increased with the increase of the volume of extractant.

Within the framework of plural logic, however, there are two distinctively different ways that a theory can be ontologically committed to entities, or kinds of entity, corresponding to the distinction between distributive and collective predication (see Rayo (2007 435 77), who calls the latter "plethological commitment").

Under optimal conditions, five kinds of the corresponding substrates, namely glucose, cholesterol, lactate, xanthine and uric acid are well quantified by the emission intensity ratio of I470/I615, and the linear ranges are 0.1 200 µM, 0.1 200 µM, 1 200 µM, 1 200 µM and 1 200 µM, respectively.

The main focus of the paper is on the intellectual and emotional reactions of the students toward a quite new (for them) kind of textbook and corresponding course.