Sentence examples for packages correspond from inspiring English sources

These packages correspond to three major phases of channel activity: (F-I) pre-LGM period (> 30 ka to 24 ka), (F-II) post-LGM interstadial (18 16 ka), and (F-III) Late Glacial < 15 ka to ~ 10 ka).

The realist must then face the question: which package corresponds to the world?

Each package corresponds to two pieces of data input into the FIFO (256 bits) that will be internally divided into eight pieces of data to transfer (32 bits each).

Why don't the funding packages actually correspond to the average number of years it takes to finish a PhD program?

It doesn't stock every item you'd find in a regular grocery store, and packaging size corresponds to the price point.

The package structure can correspond to a traditional specification tree.

The Road to Cascadian Farm I don't know about you, but I never expect the bucolic scenes and slogans on my packaged food to correspond to reality (where exactly is Nature's Valley, anyway?), but it turns out the Cascadian Farm pictured on my TV dinner is a real farm that grows real food -- though not quite the same food contained in my TV dinner.

The fatty acid levels (expressed in µmol/ml) are estimated by linear regression using standard Agilent software package and their concentrations correspond to LPS-concentration.

However, although intuitive and anticipated by different phenomena, identified communities do not exactly correspond to software packages.

However it is exceptional that this kind of bijective correspondence occurs, because of considerations of implementation, installing software packages whose outline never corresponds to the functional blocks imagined, etc. Therefore the correspondence between the functional blocks and software blocks must be controlled.

Given the unlabelled design of the DCE which presents two generic hypothetical situations and the framing of the choice tasks which asks respondents to imagine that they have already decided to access services, the results of the probability analysis and the proportion of respondents expected to choose a given service package are unlikely to correspond directly to increases in service utilisation.