Sentence examples for largely correspond to from inspiring English sources

The four major geographic regions largely correspond to the areas inhabited by the major linguistic groups.

It is probably not coincidental that the flooded areas of Manhattan, largely correspond to the island's prelandfill borders.

And commutes between Dallas and Houston and Dallas and Austin shrink to an hour and a half or less.It's no accident, Mr Florida writes, that the corridors that President Barack Obama has proposed for high-speed rail largely correspond to America's great "mega-regions," like the Boston-New York-Washington DC corridor.

Here Mr Putin's plans look fuzzier, and success farther away.Hopes for more effective government rest mainly on the seven presidential envoys (see our table to the right) appointed in May to manage much bigger chunks of Russia that largely correspond to the country's military districts.

The regions largely correspond to local administration districts—allocated from west to the east along 52°N latitude corridor.

The interviewees see security as the biggest obstacle potential users of cloud services, whose statements largely correspond to the literature (e.g., [23, 34, 50, 72, 73]).

In 1884 the Germans extended the word Kamerun to their entire protectorate, which largely corresponded to the present state.

HR responses largely corresponded to those of PEP.

In the Peninsular hard rock V type is more abundant over U type, while S type is the least abundant type since it largely corresponds to aquicludes.

In the sunlit part of the ionosphere, the divergence-free part largely corresponds to Hall currents, since it resembles reverse convection patterns [see Figs. 3, 4, and the study by Laundal et al. (2016)].

As shown in Table 11, Xu et al.'s valence classification of positive and negative words largely corresponds to the current valence ratings, e.g., positive words in Xu et al. also received on average a relatively high percentage of positive ratings in the current study; nevertheless, there also exist some words whose classification in Xu et al.'s greatly differs from the current ratings.