Sentence examples for correspondence means from inspiring English sources

Such correspondence means that while ConvaTec has not secured formal lending commitments, its investment banks believe that they can arrange the necessary debt financing.

The one-to-one correspondence means that states can exist only in a manifold in the entire phase space because they are constrained by their relationship, as indicated by the yellow lines in Fig. 1.

First, we assessed the degree of correspondence between mean observed and mean predicted remaining ICU stay.

The decline of written diaries and paper correspondence also means that future biographers may have to either resign themselves to lost sources, or spend hours with computer boffins recapturing every email, tweet and keystroke from Salman Rushdie's iPhones and laptops: a kind of archaeology which might reveal nothing more than a penchant for Patience.

Mr Hudspeth told the same newspaper he did not want to comment on leaked private correspondence not meant for publication.

Aides worry his email could get hacked and, no less serious, all presidential correspondence is meant to be retained for posterity.

As shown in [37] the homography that relates the points of a plane between two different views can be obtained from a minimum of four feature correspondences by means of the direct linear transformation (DLT).

Figure  3 shows the correspondence between mean PM2.5 and PM2.5 component concentrations from the CSN for 2002 and 2007 in the MESA areas with available CSN data.

These correspondences seem meant to be transparent, to elicit a mild chuckle of recognition.

The Inst. for University Studies, temporarily located in Bergenfield, N.J. has worked out a system of teaching correspondence courses by means of phonograph records.

In the late 20th century the advent of electronic mail (correspondence delivered by means of electronic printing or display devices) is expected to increase the speed of response to student work.