Although there is a correspondence between the complex impression of an apple and the complex idea of an apple, there is no impression that corresponds to the idea of Pegasus or to the idea of a unicorn; these complex ideas do not have a correlate in reality.
Here, we propose that embodied exercises improve STEM learning by situating abstract concepts in a concrete context, thus correlating intangible ideas with corporeal information.
This classic study, first published in 1942, helped to revolutionize evolutionary biology by offering a new approach to taxonomic principles and correlating the ideas and findings of modern systematics with those of other life science disciplines.
"Every part of the show correlates to an idea of supporting the body, but also to the word 'snag'" — the title of the photograph — "or 'catch,' in reference to the German expression 'Pferdefuss,' meaning the foot of the horse".
A correlate of an idling motor area?
This is a concrete example in which inconsistency of a theory and a lower bound on viscosity are correlated, supporting the idea of a possible universal lower bound on eta/s for all consistent theories.
Consumers often correlate higher price with higher quality, but that's not typically a good idea, said Sherin.
So if we really want profits, it is not a great idea to compensate the executive solely on sales, unless sales are highly correlated with profits.
Predicting genes on each strand independently has historically been considered as a bad idea given that the gene contents of the two DNA strands are highly correlated.
Cranial capacity, however, gives only a rough idea of brain size (in modern humans, the brain takes up only about two-thirds of the total cranial volume), and brain size cannot, in any case, be directly correlated with intelligence.
