Sentence examples for corresponding truth from inspiring English sources
The truth of this statement then depends upon a corresponding truth about theory-reduction.
Hereafter, truth magnitudes of wave field and corresponding truth phases are shown in Figure3a,b, respectively.
Now, if one admits that truth is a specific abstract object (the corresponding truth value), then logic in the first place has to explore the features of this object and its interrelations to other entities of various other kinds.
Third, he notes that consequently exactly the same arithmetic truths hold for all simple infinities; or closer to Dedekind's actual way of stating this point, any truth about one of them can be translated, via the isomorphism, into a corresponding truth about the other.
For example, when we unpack Plantinga's definition of a possible world in the semantic clause for sentences of the form ⌈◻ψ⌉ in order to derive the truth condition for (17), '□∀x(Gx → Mx ', we end up with this: If we now unpack the modal operators in (22) using the corresponding truth conditional clauses of standard possible world semantics, the result will contain further world quantifiers.
The simplified logical equation (sequential logic equation, SLE) of endo16 SLM is derived and shown in Eq. (1) (Table S1 shows the corresponding truth table).
where ℓ GT is the number of micro-crack pixels in the corresponding ground truth image, ℓ r is the number of pixels in the segmented image which matches the ground truth micro-crack pixels, and ℓ N is the total number of extracted pixels in the segmented image.
The corresponding ground truth contour is shown in black.
The color of each score class and the corresponding ground truth is the same.
Comparisons were made between the estimated tracking position, rotation angle, width, height, and the corresponding ground truth can be seen in Figs. 22, 23, 24, and 25.
The 3D saliency situation is determined by thresholding the overlap ratio between the rectangle and the corresponding ground truth salient object mask.
