Sentence examples for argument corresponds from inspiring English sources

This argument corresponds to our finding that the issue list method to building consensus determines the perceived value of a merger deal.

This argument corresponds to Billett's (2006) constitution of a workplace curriculum where the learner's development is related to participation in the community.

Second, why did Dignāga regard as a bad argument any argument corresponding to one whose major premiss, or statement of corroboration (dṛṣṭānta), corresponds to the middle case of the middle column, which is, in fact, a valid argument?

Each of these styles, the argument goes, corresponds to a personality type.

Thus, any receptive field operator derived from the scale-space representation in a manner compatible with the structural arguments must correspond to local derivatives.

Once a speaker has adopted an impartial argument because it corresponds to his interest or prejudice, he will be seen as opportunistic if he deviates from it when it ceases to serve his needs".[49] Citizens may be more or less vigilant regarding compliance with such a "consistency through time" requirement.

One of the surprising results of his investigation is that he denies that a correlate of the Deduction Theorem holds, maintaining that a valid argument need not correspond to an acceptable conditional sentence, nor conversely, since the requirements on arguments and conditionals differ.

There is a one-to-one mapping between complete extensions and complete labelings, such that the set of arguments labeled with in corresponds to the complete extension and the arguments labeled with out correspond to the arguments attacked by the complete extension.

Although wo in 58 and ta in 59 both correspond to the NP2 in 60 and can both be understood as a semantic argument of the corresponding main predicate, ta in 59 semantically is an Agent argument of zou 'to walk' and wo in 58 can be interpreted as the Patient argument of qi 'to annoy'.

28This corresponds to arguments given by Fuwa (2004) for example.

And these arguments seem to correspond with a wariness among women and minorities.