In this paper, we first propose a unified framework that seamlessly connects stereo correspondence and view synthesis.
Mr. Schneiderman is seeking documents and correspondence connected with the loan, including any loan agreement between the chamber and the foundation.
In the course of legal correspondence connected to their divorce, the great Victorian critic claimed there were "circumstances in her person" which disgusted him.
Series IV, Research, contains notes, lists, clippings, and correspondence connected to Durrett's historical and biographical research.
Would you therefore in the future address all correspondence connected with our family to myself and I will endeavor to answer it to the best of my ability".
Being linguistically competent with terms for structural relations like correspondence does not force endorsement of claims that connect truth with correspondence; no one not already in the grip of the correspondence theory would suppose that they must endorse (17), and those who oppose it would certainly suppose otherwise.
The modernist node consists of Beckett, Joyce, Eliot, Pound, the Gilbert archive, some Woolf holdings, and hundreds of minor correspondence collections connected to the greats.
Wittgenstein connects use, sense, correspondence, and truth by saying that "a proposition is true if we use it to say that things stand in a certain way, and they do" (4.062; italics added).
The different types and the numbers of each are shown in Table 2. Markers are connected to each other via correspondences, e.g. individual Expressed Sequence Tags correspond to EST Clusters of which they are members, and these associations are represented in the database and exposed as filters/attributes.
All tiles must represent one single interconnected graph being pairwise connected by sets of landmark correspondences.
Such a derivation required that all the terms of T2* not in T1 had to be connected to terms in T1 via correspondence rules.
