Sentence examples for the corresponding view from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the corresponding view" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a perspective or opinion that aligns with a specific context or subject matter. Example: "In the discussion of climate change, the corresponding view among scientists emphasizes the urgency of action."
b The corresponding view in the prone position shows the same defect on the anterior caecal wall, submerged in slightly tagged fluid (white arrowhead).
Imaging quality was graded from 0 (no image in the corresponding view) to 3 (clear identification of 100% of endocardial boarders).
This also entails a rejection of the corresponding view of how language works, namely that our sentences manage to connect up with the world via a set of objectively existent structural similarities.
When multiple molecules are selected, they are highlighted in the corresponding view, and a specific window is updated to display the list of molecules that forms the current selection (as illustrated in Figure 2).
To compute a newly-issued MC query against region Q1, we could utilize the MC of region A (from the corresponding view), with relevant values cached in TPS tree nodes corresponding to region Q 1−A; to compute a query against Q2, we can first compute the results in region B∪C (based on materialized views of B and C), and then process the query in region Q 2−(B∪C).
Each Task class properly notifies the corresponding view class when a task has been completed.
MPI maps the policy view to the corresponding implementation view, in which all the logical components in the policy view are mapped to the actual system components along with the actual network topology.
Disambiguating these responses by the participants' corresponding views of the role of a police officer in Addison further clarified the effect of the metaphor.
(CO, district hospital, IDI) A Clinical Officer at the church-run hospital gave a corresponding view on the differences and explained: There [district hospital] the work is less than here.
c The corresponding 3D view in the prone position shows a normal fold.
One of the unique features of the visible and near-infrared (VNIR) subsystem of the Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer (ASTER) is the near-infrared back-looking view, which is obtained 55 s later than the corresponding nadir view.
