Sentence examples for respectively adapted from inspiring English sources

Finally, we calculated the 2 adaptation indices (AIs) for a voxel when it was respectively adapted to the 2 colors and obtained an AI ratio for the voxel by dividing the AI for the preferred hue by that for the opposite hue.

Red, blue, and green curves correspond to xx, yy, and zz components, respectively, adapted from [64] by permission of Elsevier and b plot of the dielectric constant vs. λ 2 of Ta3N5 thin film for electron effective mass determination.

For computational purposes, an epidemic was defined as starting and ending at the first and last weeks in the season in which three consecutive weeks of nonzero numbers of isolates were obtained, respectively (adapted from [12]), respectively.

Cultivated rice consists of two important ecotypes, upland and irrigated, that have respectively adapted to either dry land or irrigated cultivation.

Irrigated and upland rice, respectively adapted to growing in paddy fields and rain-fed dry lands, are two main ecotypes that are generally considered to show apparent phenotypic differentiation.

The docked analogs 2 and 3, which are the two most potent analogs (5× and 25× less potent than ouabain, respectively) adapted a similar orientation to the crystal structure of ouabain bound to Na+/K+ ATPase.

This increased complexity fueled the search for efficient frequency-subband [26, 27] and discrete Fourier transform (DFT -domain algorithms [28–30], where multiple shorter aDFT -domainters or individualgorithmss, respectively, are adapted independently and lead to faster convergence and increased computational efficiency.

His script is rich in the wise-guy flippancy and sardonic brittleness that Ken and Barbara, respectively, have adapted for coping with what they have become.

The Broadway stage and the Hollywood film industry, in 1964 and 1971 respectively, successfully adapted Sholem Aleichem's story into the musical Fiddler on the Roof.

The population registers in both countries, Padrón and Anagrafe, respectively, have adapted differently to these changing realities.

It is shown that according to the element to be cast (slab or wall), a non-thixotropic SCC (low flocculation rate) or a highly thixotropic SCC (high flocculation rate) is respectively more adapted.