Sentence examples for usually corresponding to from inspiring English sources

We define a range image as a map I ⊂ Z 2 → R ⊂ R 3, where the domain I is a rectangular grid (usually corresponding to the CCD matrix), while the co-domain R corresponds to the set of 3D points representing the acquired surface.

The idea is to sample the recordings with the window corresponding to a reference slowness, usually corresponding to the hypocenter.

Moreover, high transcriptional activity (usually corresponding to elevated Pol II occupancy) was also found promote proximal pA site usage of the same gene (Ji, 2011).

Instead we show only those plots that we feel are of most interest, usually corresponding to those where the models fit best and worst.

Maximization of (16) refers to weighted sum rate maximization (WSRMax) at constraint of maximizing individual rate for certain PHY layer setup. is a general constraint usually corresponding to given power or bandwidth.

必 bì in LAC and EMC is generally regarded as expressing 'certainty, necessity', usually corresponding to English 'must' and the like if verbal, and to modal adverbs such as 'certainly, necessarily' if adverbial.

With a global rigid body protein structure superposition, regions corresponding high deviations usually correspond to regions (i) that are spatially displaced although being structurally similar or (ii) with genuine difference in local conformation.

A typical absorbance maximum value of μlit ~ 2 2.5 is usually advised (corresponding to transmission value in post-edge superior to 8%). on the other hand, the contrast at the edge should be as large as possible: [μli (above edge) - μli (below edge)]t ~ 1 (corresponding to a ratio of the transmission above the edge vs. transmission below the edge of 36%).

Plasma lactate levels that were initially raised (ranging from 3 mmol/l to 21.4 mmol/l; normal range 0.7 2.1 mmol/l) usually decreased, corresponding to an obvious clinical improvement.

When one of the nodes fires the trigger (usually the node corresponding to user 1) for all buffers, DACs and ADCs receive the signal and start transmission and acquisition simultaneously (the timing between nodes is precise up to 2 samples, hence resulting in an error upper bound of ±50 ns).

These partial sequences usually lack regions corresponding to sugar binding properties.