Sentence examples for which counterpart from inspiring English sources

Kyprianou and Palmowski [1] proved the existence of the scale matrix for SN-MAPs, which counterpart to the scale function of Lévy processes.

De re modality may call for even more biconditionals, linking de re modal claims to claims about which counterpart relations, or trans-world identities, hold according to the fiction.

The governing body spoke out after a day of claim and counter-claim during which counterparts in the Balkan country took the astonishing step of attempting to blame a victim of racism, Danny Rose, and denied claims of abuse.

In addition, a neuroprotective mechanism against prion neurotoxicity was described, involving the early expression of the ER chaperones Grp58, which counterparted cell death after stress (Hetz et al., 2005).

The truth condition (20) for the intuitively true (16) says that there exists a possible world in which a counterpart of Algol is no one's pet.

Not unexpectedly, unidentified sources, for which no counterpart could be found, neither in the SIMBAD nor in the NED database, dominate the faint end of the flux distribution.

Second, the EsV-1 and FirrV-1 genomes encode a large putative integrase/ ecombinase for which no counterpart exists in current protein databases.

We present here an extension of this formulation, which introduces counterparts of the electric and magnetic conductivities affecting the term which is spatially differentiated in the equations.

The DOF consists of 96 items, 72 of which have counterparts in the CBCL.

Flies express eight Drosophila insulin like peptides (Dilps), which are counterparts of the mammalian insulin and insulin-like growth factors.

Further studies have predicted 97 unique genes in HHV-6B, 88 of which have counterparts in HHV-6A (5).