But in a world in which Simmias is six-feet-tall while Socrates is five-feet-ten, a predicatiof of the same form will be true, and in this world there will be something corresponding to 'taller', namely, Simmias's height.
On one usage of the term 'connective', that associated with Belnap's Display Logic (see Restall (2000), Chapter 6) something corresponding to the comma and many more somewhat analogous devices are sometimes referred to as 'structure connectives' (as opposed to 'formula connectives').
They completed questionnaires at the end of 12/40 (30%) EEG recording sessions corresponding to when there was something specific to report about a patient referral, an individual EEG, or a clinical session.
"We can understand nothing except what brings with it something in intuition corresponding to our words.
But it does not, and hence there is no reason in principle why a polyadic concept cannot have something non-polyadic corresponding to it.[16] In making this sort of reply, Albert aligns himself with a medieval tradition of rejecting the view that for every distinct type of concept there is a distinct type of entity.
Blutner seems to follow Horn in thinking of (ii) (which concerns how something is contributed) as corresponding to Q (which concerns what is contributed).
Not until Charlemagne in the 9th century did something like a European empire re-emerge, corresponding to a remarkable extent to the original six nations of the common market.
I consider three aspects of intersubjectivity corresponding to the teaching design difficulties described here: (1) intersubjectivity as having something in common, (2) intersubjectivity as coordination of participants' contributions, and (3) intersubjectivity as human agency.
No crater corresponding to the extinction has been located.
The folds are different widths, corresponding to a calculation I made for each piece.
