Sentence examples for usually corresponds from inspiring English sources
This energy difference usually corresponds to photon wavelengths in the X-ray region of the spectrum.
Its R.P.I. is just 32, which usually corresponds to a No. 8 or No. 9 seed.
In mammals the number of digits varies, but the number of phalanges in each digit present usually corresponds with that of humans.
"It makes sense to archive one version for each news cycle, not 16 different versions," he said, and to make the archived version the most heavily edited and refined one, which usually corresponds with the version that runs in print.
The solution usually corresponds to a density distribution, hence positivity (non-negativity) is expected.
The professional composition of the team of facilitators usually corresponds to that of the students.
The minimum diameter usually corresponds to the diameters measured with TTE and TEE.
On the other hand, an increase in εss usually corresponds to a decrease in εsl.
This difference usually corresponds to the displacement of a 2-year period.
In this case, is employed for segregation whose first peak position usually corresponds to pitch period.
Moreover, the overall training process is relatively simple, as it amounts essentially to adapting the readout, which usually corresponds to a linear combiner.
