Sentence examples for correspond to something from inspiring English sources
"It must correspond to something in the physical world".
The hope is that the points on the graph will fall into clusters that correspond to something observable in the real world.
Also discernible in the stream are segments that correspond to something like syllables.
From the point of view of DA, such a theory is merely an interesting, and perhaps useful, representation of the real facts: and it's a mistake to take every feature of a representation to correspond to something in reality.
The amount of lava extruded "would correspond to something like half a million cubic kilometers," said lead author Paul Renne, a geochronologist at the Berkeley Geochronology Center.
In a famous lecture on computer heuristics, Feynman expressed his grave doubts regarding the possibility of truly intelligent machines, stating that, "Nobody knows what we do or how to define a series of steps which correspond to something abstract like thinking".
"I like to be able to understand the feeling of the director," he said, "that a film corresponds to something in his life.
The difference between 63 percent and 75 percent may sound like a lot, but it corresponds to something like a difference of half a percentage point in Obama's forecast vote share.
These photographs are made slowly — there are few grabbed shutter instants here — but like so much of the best photography, they seem to have been prompted by flashes of recognition, when the world-as-image corresponded to something half-remembered, unstated but insistent.
