That is to say, while the character-like function from contexts to individuals in (14) is not (on this view) the linguistic meaning of 'Alice-1', it might nevertheless correspond to its cognitive significance for language-users with a less than perfect grasp of the pre-semantic facts.
The court correctly notes that a natural reading of this term indicates that it has two elements (which correspond to its two words): (1) merit or intrinsic worth; and (2) a public acknowledgment of that merit by society or the art community.
When no US is used to initiate the specific act to be conditioned, the required behaviour is known as an operant; once it occurs with regularity, it is also regarded as a conditioned response (to correspond to its counterpart in classical conditioning).
The value in the vector correspond to its index to the bin.
Coloured dashed lines around the model fits correspond to its 95% confidence interval.
On a sheet of paper, draw a diagram of your front page, creating boxes that correspond to its various elements and label each box accordingly.
The expression level of each candidate gene was found to correspond to its position relative to the phage promoter, irrespective of the identity of the insert.
With the exception of an occasional stunt like "High Noon" or "Russian Ark," a film's running time will not correspond to its narrative span.
The rocks and fossil assemblages of Gondwana show major changes that correspond to its great size and wide range of climates and environments.
In such a self-defined environment, it was no surprise that the era's modes of entertainment should correspond to its novelistic subgenres: the tourism of historical and overseas fiction, the animated films of magical realism.
To understand how to solve the problem, you have to think of an image the way a computer does, with each pixel defined by three numbers that correspond to its color and intensity.
