Sentence examples for term that corresponds from inspiring English sources

Mere convention, on the other hand, is a term that corresponds to the perspective of enlightened beings.

In the weighted multi-objective formulation of the SNA-VSP, the impact of the term that corresponds to the total cost of computational resources allocated to the set of selected edge servers is stressed.

On scaling the governing Eq. (6) using domain width as a characteristic length scale for each of the three cases, it can be seen that the only difference occurs in the term that corresponds to the gradient energy density term (first parenthesis of the RHS of Eq. 6), the difference being the factoring out of square of the reciprocal of the domain width (which is proportional to the curvature).

The total ion solvation free energy of an ion consists of a Born solvation term, which corresponds to the removal of water molecules away from the ion and an electrostatic term that corresponds to interaction between protein charges and the ion.

This imposes a structure on the interaction term that corresponds to a genetic correlation between trials.

Because in this example the underlying mechanism is allostery, the CV term that corresponds to this mechanism (MI:1157, 'allostery') is used to name an interaction attribute.

In the model, the term Trait.Type is a fixed-effects term, that is, corresponds to Xτ in (1), that allows a different mean for each trait and type combination.

(In principle there should also be a term arising from introducing the final state for the first ungerade intermediate state. However, this would lead to a term that would correspond to the OPA transition moment scaled by the excited-state second hyperpolarizability and thus can be expected to be smaller).

Therefore, to obtain term groups that corresponded to groups of follower interests, the historic tweet content of followers who retweeted the tweets containing the original phrases must be examined.

Since the nineties, twenty states have passed similar statutes, known as sexually-violent-predator laws, for offenders who suffer from "volitional impairment" — a legal term that does not correspond to any medical diagnosis.

'Fish' is a folk-biological term that does not correspond precisely to any monophyletic taxonomic group.