Sentence examples for speaking correspond from inspiring English sources

Later, von Neumann carried out the mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics, by further developing functional analytic notions such as linear operators on Hilbert spaces, which, very roughly speaking, correspond to Euclidean space, but with an infinity of independent directions.

Two Japanese words correspond closely to the concept of "skin": hada mainly refers to the skin of the face, and hifu is a slightly more technical term that, strictly speaking, corresponds to skin in general.

Roughly speaking, vata corresponds to air, pitta is fire and kapha is water.

So strictly speaking nothing corresponds to the ordinary notion of pain.

Since, optically speaking, energy levels correspond to wavelengths, such an arrangement can be tweaked to reflect some wavelengths and preferentially emit others.

Geometrically speaking, small distances correspond to dense regions of the solenoid face view and large distances to poor regions (Fig. 2).

(Disclosure: Kissinger is the honorary chairman of The National Interest, where I am a senior editor, but I have never spoken or corresponded with him).

Matar began writing columns urging Western intervention in Libya, and helping journalists reporting from the country (I spoke and corresponded with him while I was there).

He said, however, he had never spoken or corresponded with Ms. Mallard, a nurse's aide, now 28, who was sentenced in June to 50 years in prison for the killing on Oct. 26, 2001.

Strictly speaking, MAP estimation corresponds to γ=1.

Estimates of language abilities which are measured on a scale from "very good skills" (=1) to "very poor abilities" (=5) indicate that those who report to have better German speaking proficiency (which corresponds to a smaller value of that variable) are more likely to live in dual-worker households.