Communicate by letter

Usage examples of correspond.

The intensity of the response to a given beat reflects the current dominance of the beat period whose corresponding neurons are activated by that beat.

Neurons in the network would become activated and reactivated by corresponding pitch values, and their activity would decay slowly.

They had met earlier at Passy, corresponded over naval matters, and Jones, quite unjustly, had decided that Adams, in his role as commissioner, was conspiring against him.

How about a tax to support antipollution research financed by an addition to the income tax rates based on a simple formula such as 5, corresponding to the year in the five-year tax plan?

Amshaspands correspond to the Aor, Zohar, Zayo, of the Kabalah, 740-l.

A fundo in Chile corresponds to an Argentinean estancia--a big farm to a whale of a big farm.

The athetoid movements of the toes correspond to those of the fingers in point of action.

Hence it sleeps like the terminal leaflet of a mature plant, as was observed in 15 species, and wholly unlike the corresponding leaflet of Trifolium, which simply bends upwards.

I packed the brains in a thermos of ice, rushed them to the lab and prevailed on one of my colleagues to show me where the different bits were, bits which I had only known in the past by obscure dog-latin anatomical labels but which I now saw corresponded to real masses of cells.

Here also there is an exceptional development of cavate lodges, and corresponding to this development an almost entire absence of cliff dwellings.

In the second Epistle of Clement and in the Shepherd the Christological interest of the writer ends in obtaining the assurance, through faith in Christ as the world ruling King and Judge that the community of Christ will receive a glory corresponding to its moral and ascetic works.

The coelenterate system would correspond to a telephone network in which all subscribers are on a single party line, so that any call from one to another rouses every one of the subscribers, who are then free to listen and probably do.

Decomposition into sine waves corresponds very closely to how the human ear itself perceives and analyses sound.

For example, a musical note at 200Hz will have harmonics at 400Hz and 600Hz, and the ratio between these is 2:3, which corresponds to the harmonic interval that would exist between two notes with fundamental frequencies of 400Hz and 600Hz.

The Harmonic Heptagon provides a compact visualisation of all the consonant relationships between notes in the diatonic scale, and a trip once around the heptagon corresponds to one syntonic comma.