Sentence examples for this example correspond from inspiring English sources

The states in this example correspond to (1) walk on the nearside pavement,   (2) walk on the far-side pavement,   (3) walk on the road,   (4) walk in the driveway.  .

This example corresponds to the introduction of a hybrid ARQ strategy at the data link layer.

Note that this example corresponds to a day of successful experiment reported by Blagoveshchenskaya et al. (2014).

It is worth noting that this example corresponds to a simplified representation of that analyzed in Figure 9 of the experimental section.

Note that this example corresponds to a day of our recent unsuccessful experiment, which has not been reported in any publications.

This example corresponds to a primary of mass (4 M_{odot }) and an orbital separation of (4.5 R_{odot }). Figure 4 shows the changes in density through the (3 M_{odot }) helium star from shortly after core bounce until after the forward shock has reached the outer layers of the star.

In general, the fragments that are computationally most informative tend to be of intermediate complexity, which in this example corresponds to fragments of intermediate size relative to the object.

Because the C. alatus genes are expressed beyond their immediate boundaries through these persistent dried-out stems, one can consider that this example corresponds to an "extended phenotype" [43] rather than "niche construction" which implies that genes are not involved in the legacy [44] (see also the controversy on this subject in [45]).

This example corresponds to Figure  1A, where the sKS test is meaningful.

The total risk score can then be plotted on the risk probability curve, which in this example corresponds to a probability for physical disability of approximately 75%.

This example might correspond to the case of an OFDM modulation where no cyclic prefix has been added.