Sentence examples for basic correspondence from inspiring English sources

But so many types of programs across Russia have been dubbed distance learning -- even basic correspondence courses that existed in Soviet times -- and so many terms are bandied about that the Ministry of Education is sponsoring a conference to define the concept and put together a glossary of terms.

It is noteworthy that this definition does not highlight the basic correspondence intuition.

In alphabetic scripts, letters and speech sounds are the basic elements of correspondence between spoken and written language.

The basic idea of correspondence, as Tarski (1944) and others have suggested, is captured in the slogan from Aristotle's Metaphysics Γ 7.27, "to say of what is that it is, or of what is not that it is not, is true" (Ross, 1928).

Use them for dictating standard business correspondence or basic computer control, and the results are something you can live with.

The basic idea of the correspondence theory is that what we believe or say is true if it corresponds to the way things actually are to the facts.

This gives both credence to the classification and the notion that cancer is an ancient phenomenon with a direct correspondence to basic cell function and the interaction of cells.

This claim is predicated on the observation of sound correspondences on basic vocabulary and of morphological parallels with cognate markers.

Besides illustrating the correspondence of the basic theory introduced in Zank et al.

Patching the ECPA so that email is given the same basic protection as other private correspondence is just common sense.

Accordingly, advances in systems medicine must be assessed on both a medical and more basic biologic scale, as the correspondence between medicine and biology is intricate.