Sentence examples for correspond to representations from inspiring English sources

Meinong believes that experiences can have different objects [Gegenstände] for two reasons: (i) Different kinds of acts correspond to different kinds of objects (for example, "objecta" correspond to representations, and "objectives" to thoughts; see below 3.3.1).

Given the prediction that contour orientations remain stable over prolonged periods of time, as during periods of fixation, error signals would correspond to representations of change, as measured here.

And the frequency-domain representation would correspond to a representation of the frequency content of the note.

They encode the representation theory of the group via the positive definite functions on the group: positive definite functions correspond to cyclic representations and span these algebras as linear spaces.

The explicit quantities correspond to approximate representations of the performance functions in terms of the uncertain structural parameters.

Highest weight modules correspond to unitary representations of global Banach Lie groups realized in Hilbert spaces of vector valued holomorphic functions on the relevant domains in Hilbert spaces.

Developmental biology is organized primarily by stable, broad domains of problems that correspond to abstract representations of major ontogenetic processes (differentiation, pattern formation, growth, and morphogenesis; Section 1.2).

Contrary to the folk notion of a mental lexicon where word types are associated to fully specified meanings or senses, lexical semantic forms have therefore been taken to correspond to schematic representations whose primary function is to supervise the recruitment of the extra-linguistic information required to interpret word occurrences in language use.

All theories assume that, in translating an alphabetic letter string or word into a pronunciation, readers employ both word-specific knowledge and nonlexical knowledge about the way in which combinations of letters typically correspond to phonological representations.

To each discrete product system E over G+, we associate a separable C∗-algebra OE(G) whose non-degenerate ∗-representations correspond bijectively to representations of E. This family of C∗-algebras may be regarded as analogues of Cuntz algebras or CAR algebras.

Judged from the location, Par1L seems to correspond to the representation region of the upper lip, which was recently noted by others [39].