Sentence examples for which usually correspond from inspiring English sources

A tokenizer divides each obtained sentence above into tokens, which usually correspond to words, punctuation, numbers, etc.

The noise may influence the stability of the equilibrium and vary some structure parameters, which usually correspond to the Markov process.

In the latter case, ({{varvec{x}}}) refers to specific areas within the studied area, which usually correspond to AQ measuring station locations.

Both (d) and (e) have been binarized for better visualization: white regions correspond to regions of difference, which usually correspond to the lower edge of vehicles.

They are divided into many subfamilies which usually correspond to different substrate specificities and mode of activation.

Our method, MEDELLER, builds highly reliable core models (which usually correspond to a protein's TM region).

Its R.P.I. is just 32, which usually corresponds to a No. 8 or No. 9 seed.

"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.

Moreover, the overall training process is relatively simple, as it amounts essentially to adapting the readout, which usually corresponds to a linear combiner.

Traditionally, impedance has been measured as a single constant value for any origin-destination relationship and calculation scenario (which usually corresponds to the lowest cost route).

Foveolitis is characterized by a discrete, well-defined yellow-orange subretinal lesions in the fovea, which usually corresponds to disruption of the outer neurosensory retina and the inner segment/outer segment (IS/OS) junction.