Sentence examples for later corresponded from inspiring English sources

They later corresponded, and after his death she counted 107 letters she had received from him.

Early in life, Catherine cherished the Enlightenment ideas of Voltaire and Diderot, both of whom she later corresponded with.

The marquis later corresponded with a Dakota Sioux named Jacob White Eyes and sometimes wore a Sioux headdress.

The delay of almost 36 h between the zaprinast induced rise of cGMP and the rise of cell death another 36 h later corresponded to both the in vivo findings and the results of mathematical modeling.

This later corresponds in our algorithm to the off-diagonal elements of the matrix R. Also note that all variables with the "hat" symbol, e.g., (hat {{mathbf {u}}}(t)) represent variables that are computed locally at nodes, while variables with the "tilde" symbol, e.g., (tilde {{mathbf {u}}}(t)), are updated based on the information from neighbors.

This later corresponds to the promastigote in stationary-growth phase.

The later corresponds to the ATRP system in which statistically less than one monomer is attached to the chain end during its active period.

The former corresponds to the expected mass for TFEα with a Zn2+ ion bound by its zinc ribbon (ZR) domain while the later corresponds to the mass of the TFEα/β harbouring a Zn2+ ion and a [4Fe-4S]2+ cluster.

Typically, the first situation corresponds to large populations with highly variable, low quality environments (environmental stochasticity is the primary cause of extinction, with or without genetic deterioration), while the later corresponds to small, fragmented populations in stable, good quality environments (genetic deterioration is the primary cause of decline and extinction).

Later, Ian corresponded with Hindley and even visited her in Durham prison.

Later he corresponded with, and met, their leader, Nick La Rocca, whose agenda, in the early days of jazz historiography, was to minimise the African-American role in the creation of jazz.