Thus, just as Russellian propositions correspond many-one to intensions, Fregean propositions correspond many-one to Russellian propositions.
Senses are then objective, in that more than one person can express thoughts with a given sense, and correspond many-one to objects.
Over the next several days, they corresponded many times, discussing everything from Flemish paintings to Beethoven, Manhattan architecture, spreadsheets (he didn't know what they were) and the changing colors of autumn leaves.
The currents of the South Atlantic correspond in many respects to those of the North Atlantic.
Alternatively, we can say that one thought experiment can correspond to many different arguments.
"Additionally, the timing of APT32's intrusions appears to correspond with many its victims' engagements with the Vietnamese government on regulatory matters".
The low magnitude and unpredictable nature of current correspond to many false detections and operators distrust in available installed protection schemes.
Therefore changes in population in a given country could not correspond in many cases to changes in the potential migration population size.
They showed that locations where the surface displacements are large correspond in many cases to the locations of asperities on source faults.
Some critiques of (epistemic) reductionism emphasize that the effects of molecular processes strongly depend on the context in which they occur, so that one molecular kind can correspond to many higher level kinds (Section 4.1).
