Sentence examples for which now corresponds from inspiring English sources

The American scientists Robert W. Wilson and Arno Penzias determined in 1965 that the whole universe can be conceived of as an expanding blackbody filled with electromagnetic radiation which now corresponds to a temperature of 2.735 K, only a few degrees above absolute zero.

To confuse matters further, Elias Magnus Fries used the name Agaricus tigrinus in his 1821 work Systema Mycologicum, in accordance with Bulliard's 1782 description, which now corresponds with Lentinus tigrinus.

This leads to modified Riemann problems at the cell edges in which the jump now corresponds to perturbations from the steady state.

Further forms of colinearity have been recognized, such as temporal colinearity, in which the order of the genes along the cluster now corresponds to the order in which the expression of each gene is initiated.

Orthogonality in R3 now corresponds to orthogonality in physical space.

Done, It now corresponds to Figure 5E.

We have rectified this error now and β-actin blot now corresponds to α-SMA blot.

This representation of periodic input corresponds to the Input Signal Step Function, which now has convenient software support in SBML [ 14].

This corresponds to an increase of the viscosity η in our description, which now becomes an effective viscosity that takes friction forces resulting from cross-linking into account.

The HiCUP pipeline includes additional filters when following the double-digest protocol, since the start of every read should now correspond to a cut site (in contrast to sonication, which is essentially a random fragmentation process).

"Which now, of course, I completely support".