Sentence examples for respectively refers from inspiring English sources

Here, and refer to pixel values of the watermarked image and the clean image, respectively; refers to the secret information embedded; refers to the embedding intensity.

We denote the transmit power of terminal i as P iT for (i=1,2,r,c,b) which, respectively, refers to UED1, UED2, UEC, the BS and the relay.

Note that all model covariates Vj,t,l were standardized before modeling so that, for a given covariate, a − 2, 0 or 2 value respectively refers to a very low, average or very high observed value.

Yiddish words for good luck and good health respectively, referring to the occupation ofdoor-to-door salesman (these are two of his six requirements, the other four being: good looks, temper, voice and manners).

He took his clue from such ideas as mana, mulungu, orenda, and so on (concepts found in the Pacific, Africa, and America, respectively), referring to a supernatural power (a kind of supernatural "electricity") that does not necessarily have the personal connotation of animistic entities and that becomes especially present in certain men, spirits, or natural objects.

M, S, and H, respectively, refer to Mahara Khola, Sir Khola, and Hokse paleoseismological sites.

In Table 2, IKLT/ECSQ and IKLT/ECTC Qrespectively refer to these designs.

where d X i and d x i respectively refer to the undeformed and deformed lengths of an infinitesimal element.

The horizontal maximum and minimum stresses are 35 and 30 MPa, respectively (refer to the Table 2).

We assume N193°E and 10° as the strike and dip angles, respectively, referring to the JMA CMT solution.

Heat capacity of SYSU-C4 was averaged as 0.83 and 1.19 J/g K for solid and liquid phase, respectively referred to sapphire standard material.