Sentence examples for that which corresponds from inspiring English sources

In "Crossing the Threshold of Hope" (1994), John Paul II says that, for Descartes, "only that which corresponds to human thought makes sense.

A lower limit of allowed frequencies is that which corresponds to a wavelength in air which is much greater than a characteristic length of the object.

This can be seen form the fact that, which corresponds to the larger, will be opposite to closer to the convergence point, where.

Correlatively, Lotze encourages us to think of the world as the product of the will of God, of an infinite spirit: reality is, hence, that which corresponds to (a) self-consciousness.

From Riemann's definition of the integral, we see that this value is that which corresponds to a spectrum uniformly distributed in the annulus delimited by (R_{mathrm{inf}}) and (R_{mathrm{sup}}).

The "typical spacing" between iso-orientation domains is then defined as that which corresponds to the mean wavenumber in the power spectrum: frac{2pi}{varLambda_{mathrm{mean}}}:= int k,dP(k).

It can be seen that at, which corresponds to a comb filter behavior, that is, the PEF zeros are positioned on and equally spaced around the unit circle, at angles corresponding to integer multiples of the fundamental frequency.

This impact could reflect the fact that, patients with that genotype, which corresponds to one of the less severe forms of GD, started ERT later (median, 23 years) than the other patients (median, 16 years) (nonsiginficant, NS).

Note that the case of, that is, a non-Dirichlet boundary condition, gives, that is, which corresponds to the results obtained in [1].

This criterion will be well stated as follows: a player lists his/her worst possible outcomes, and then he/she chooses that strategy which corresponds to the best of these worst outcomes.

Thus a good first choice for a test cut-off value is that value which corresponds to a point on the ROC curve nearest to the upper left corner of the ROC graph.