Sentence examples for of those corresponding from inspiring English sources

Two concentrations, on the order of those corresponding to typical turbulent transport of ore concentrates, were tested.

A LINC scheme which is implemented with an isolated combiner shows an efficiency which is the product of those corresponding to both PA and combiner [2, 10, 11].

It is not difficult to verify that formulae (5.1), (5.2) and (5.3), (5.4) are particular cases of those corresponding the iteration scheme for two-point boundary value problems (see, e.g., [23]).

When the block radius is fixed as 100 (pixels), we can see from the ROC curves (Receiver Operation Characteristic) as shown in Figure 8 that, the ROC curves of the NMF hashing with the new blocking strategy are always on the below of those corresponding curves calculated from the algorithm [20].

We find that at least 10 min of observations are required for most receiver types to reliably fix about 90% of wide-lane ambiguities corresponding to high elevations, and over 20 min to fix about 90% of those corresponding to low elevations.

Through the thickness distribution of modal stresses for positive half cycle is significantly different from that for negative half cycle unlike unimodular case wherein the stresses at a particular location in negative half cycle would be of same magnitude but of opposite sign of those corresponding to positive half cycle.

Gaps in any of those areas may be indicative of injuries or illness to those corresponding areas of the body.

c) Remove from the set of sequences all those corresponding to the minimal set of indices.

This theory starts with expressing the displacements of the heterogeneous material in terms of those of the corresponding homogeneous material and fluctuating functions.

Optical properties of metal clusters are more like those of the corresponding bulk metals than like those of the constituent atoms.

25 Female education was measured using the female primary school enrolment ratio, which is the number of females enrolled in primary schools in a given year, divided by the population of those of corresponding age for the same year.