Sentence examples for strictly corresponding from inspiring English sources

First, it analyzes the motion feature of the robotic dolphin, and finds the strictly corresponding rule between tail's oscillating frequency and propulsive speed of robotic dolphin.

Subtype H6 was also divided into the two lineages, but not that strictly corresponding to the two hemispheres.

A subset of 60 (K i) and 322 (IC 50) SAR transfer series displayed strictly corresponding (regular) potency progression (often over different potency ranges).

Although several well-recognized reasons lead to variations in the experimental results of postmortem human samples, i.e., ethnogenesis, personal drug and disease history, and postmortem time, the abovementioned cases clearly indicate the importance of controlling experiments by using strictly corresponding brain regions.

All procedures were performed by trained, standardized personnel who strictly followed the corresponding measuring techniques.

Previous reports by a number of authorities are in full agreement that by strictly regarding the corresponding WHO criteria, an accurate discrimination between ET and prePMF can be accomplished that exerts a significant impact on presentation and clinical outcome.

In vivo, this circuitry results in the need for a strong synchronized thalamic input on spiny neurons to escape this type of inhibition (Bruno and Sakmann 2006) which is capable of centering the receptive field more strictly to the corresponding space in the topographic map (Miller et al. 2001).

Thus, we focus only on those dimensions corresponding to strictly positive singular values of ({tilde {mathbf {H}}_{k}}).

But in general F is strictly smaller than the corresponding Lorentz Zygmund space and belongs to an apparently new class of r.i.

The sequence of InChI layers and sublayers is strictly determined; generating the corresponding sequence of characters is mostly a technical issue that does not need specific comments.

Then each variational inequality ((theta, f in X) has a solution (see [21]) and further if f is strictly monotone, then the corresponding solution is unique.