Sentence examples for when it corresponds from inspiring English sources
An atomic proposition is true when it corresponds to a positive atomic fact.
Wyner defined that physical layer security is achieved without key distribution using forward error correction (FEC) when it corresponds to the considerations of reliability and security.
The desorption process can be performed for the optimal concentration of the scale inhibitor in field conditions, when it corresponds to the relative concentration of 0.0001.
When it corresponds to an EEG focus of epileptogenicity, intraoperative electrocorticography may be used to delineate further the extent of surgical resection, often with impressive reduction in the seizure frequency postoperatively.
Each phase plane also includes the cubic V-nullcline w = V − V 3 / 3 − I, labeled V ˙ = 0 and plotted as a solid/dashed curve when it corresponds to a branch of attracting/repelling fixed points of the fast system.
This motion, which is identified on the intensity image, could potentially lead to a wrong decision being made during the segmentation process when it corresponds to unknown depth areas.
JAG is here to show me around his Paris which, even when it roughly corresponds to your Paris, isnt really like your Paris at all.
When μ1 ≈μ2, it corresponds to isotropic structures.
Whether "polysomy" 17 drives HER2 amplification or the opposite is true, as was recently suggested [ 54, 73], remains unanswered; it is, however, noteworthy that "polysomy" 17 is rarely observed in circulating tumor cells from patients with metastatic breast cancer and when present, it corresponds to HER2-negative primary tumors [ 74].
Analogous arguments were offered later by Salazar, for whom Latin American philosophy had been, from its colonial beginnings, only "a thought of the upper class or of a refined oligarchical elite, when it has not corresponded openly to waves of foreign economic and political influence.
Indeed, participants disliked tailored feedback when it did not correspond with what they expected based on their answers to the self-assessment quiz or their own prior beliefs and experience.
