corresponding change

collocation in English

meanings of correspondingand change

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corresponding
adjective
uk /ˌkɒr.ɪˈspɒn.dɪŋ/ us /ˌkɔːr.əˈspɑːn.dɪŋ/
similar to, connected with, or caused by ...
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change
noun
uk /tʃeɪndʒ/ us /tʃeɪndʒ/
the act of becoming different, or the result of something ...
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Examples of corresponding change

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Thus, as the temperature increases or decreases in soil, a correspondingchange in the mass attributed to each phase (aqueous and gas) will result.
The goal was to determine if change in children's productive knowledge took place, and whether a correspondingchange was observed in conceptual knowledge.
The correspondingchange in the driving frequency of the pressure oscillation at infinity can be evaluated using (36) and (74).
When there is a reversal in perceived distance, there is a correspondingchange in the relative perceived sizes.
There was, however, no correspondingchange in the ideas underlying policy.
In the absence of protein data, a correspondingchange in protein concentration and enzyme activity could not be demonstrated.
With depth there occurs a correspondingchange in the intermediate host fauna.
The value of changes in forest quality can thus be measured in part by the correspondingchange in the net present value of the groundwater.
A continuous control drives a dimension if a change in its value produces a correspondingchange in the dimension's value.
A real wage change for an individual (in logarithm) is divided by a correspondingchange in the unemployment rate.
As the state of the design changes, there is a correspondingchange of knowledge state of the design.
Results indicated that if a child's productive knowledge of distinctive featural contrasts changed following treatment, there was also a correspondingchange in conceptual knowledge.
Often there was graduation from small cartridge sketch pads to larger tracing sheets with a correspondingchange from early pencil sketches to felt-tip pen and colour marker.
This error type decreases between grades 1 and 3, and in grade 4 children attain a level of expert reading and a correspondingchange in their reading strategy.
Now, if the level of policy differs from the level the public prefers, the public favours a correspondingchange in policy, basically, either more or less.
Economic intervention can change those economic forces and a change in those forces will bring about a correspondingchange in family demographics.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The correspondingchange for manufacturing industries was a decrease of 233,000.
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Information about the correspondingchange in costs is not available centrally.
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