Sentence examples for made to correspond from inspiring English sources

In this sense the (objective) event is made to correspond with the subjective experience.

The former sphere of signification is made to correspond to "shape" and the latter to form proper.

The movement of the wand was made to correspond to movement of a spherical cursor within the rendered scene, providing a reference for localization.

The figures made to correspond by the projection are said to be in perspective, and the image is called a projection of the original figure.

"The decision to increase the cover price in September was made to correspond when demand for USA Today is at its highest," Mr. Moon said in a memo to company employees.

As regards the foreign workers living in the Reich-with the exclusion of the Eastern Workers-little by little their rations must be reduced and made to correspond to their output.

A number of preliminary attempts were made to recreate conditions that corresponded to the measurements of Y using a conventional spectrophotometer, this was by standardising distance from object and through a number of lighting conditions.

The pursed, passing smile of a young woman in what looks like Union Square is made, by force, to correspond to the recent death of her sister.

The selection of the dimensions was made in order to correspond to slender rocking structures such as electrical equipment, ancient monolithic columns and bridges piers.

The FEA models were made so as to correspond to each of the three experimental models with the respective placements, so nine FEA models were prepared similar to the experimental models.

Notice also that it was easy for Cantor to indicate how to reorder the natural numbers so as to make them correspond to the order types ω+1, ω+2, …, ω·2, …, ω·n, …, ω2, …, ωω, … and so on.