Sentence examples for words corresponds from inspiring English sources

In other words, corresponds to a linear phase filter.

Typical "male" behavior, in other words, corresponds to testosterone levels, whether exhibited by chromosomal males or females.

If we take the error time t into account, it is easy to learn each misclassification corresponds to two categories, in other words, corresponds to a MI value.

Each word in the set T is capable of retrieving a set of documents D term from the whole dataset, which we compute the F1 measure against D. The terms that contain the highest F1 scores are considered the most important terms since they are able to retrieve a D term set that are very similar to D. With this, each set of words corresponds to an aspect.

The constant term or intercept indicates the value at which the fitted regression line crosses the y-axis or in other words corresponds to the mean PLT count if there would be no Iloprost administration, and no aggregates present at time point 0 No significant effect of Iloprost administration on WBC, RBC, HGB, HCT or MCV was found.

The three words correspond to the book's three sections.

The words correspond roughly to the realism of traditional European diplomacy and to the idealism associated, for good and for ill, with Woodrow Wilson.

These "model edifices", in Christian Zervos's words, "correspond absolutely to their purpose and fulfil their role according to the most recent requirements of economy and hygiene".

33 OBITUARIES 27 Dr. Peter W. Jusczyk A psychology researcher who studied the subtleties of how infants learn language, such as when and how they recognize that words corresponded to specific things or people, he was 53.

By analysing the frequency with which clusters of words appear in close proximity in the two languages, it is possible to work out which words correspond to each other in the two languages.

In practical terms, that meant that Dr. Jusczyk, with the help of his wife, Ann Marie, who managed his laboratory, studied babies, as they sat on their parents' laps in a booth, to determine subtleties of language development, such as when and how infants recognized that words corresponded to specific things or people.