Sentence examples for rough correspondence from inspiring English sources

For years, there has been a rough correspondence among them, at least on paper.

There is a rough correspondence between ethnic and linguistic groupings, although some ethnic groups have been partially assimilated by the Arab majority, which includes the country's Bedouin population.

In recent decades, the cultural understanding of sexual assault and the legal procedures governing its adjudication have progressed in rough correspondence.

He placed the briefcase on the nearby dark-blue Impreza and snapped open its latches, revealing keys arranged in rough correspondence with the vehicles on the lot.

3d 12015(2015), Judge Shirley Werner Kornreich wrote a lengthy decision that seemed to bring New York law into rough correspondence with Delaware.

Since the lunar calendar was 10 or 11 days shorter than the solar year, a 13th month (called Thoth) was intercalated every several years to keep the lunar calendar in rough correspondence with the agricultural seasons and their feasts.

Given these rough correspondences, our results nevertheless allow for a qualitative reproduction of their findings, in that CSv responded much stronger to the coherent motion stimulus compared with random motion, while the difference was not nearly as strong in V5/MT or MST, similar to the results reported by Wall and Smith.

As also shown in Fig. 1, larger genomes contain more SLSs than smaller ones, and a rough linear correspondence between genome size and SLS abundance may be observed (Fig. 2A).

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The random configurations offered fascinating correspondences with the rough, abstract markings he had been using to energize his art.

They did so th rough the creation of libraries, reading clubs, correspondence courses and public lectures.