Those dimensions not only are formal subcategories but correspond to experiences that generate class awareness and class solidarity.
The map is a homomorphism because (1) there may be elements of the theory that do not directly correspond to experience and because (2) a particular theory may not seek to explain all of experience.
In contrast, the medication label corresponds to patient experiences while taking a daily dose of 1200 mg/day.
Larger objects, like people or the Moon, jiggle more and quickly fall into a definite here and there, which corresponds to everyday experience.
The scale in the table is ordinal, a higher value corresponds to more experience than a lower value (E1 < E2, E2 < E3, and so on).
In the opening poem of the collection, "The Better Condensed," we find the search for inarguable denotation--for, as it were, the symmetrical word, the word that perfectly corresponds to our experience--a harrowing and perhaps impossible one, no less fraught with dangers to the dignity of the self than was alchemy in the time of Newton.
For that purpose, he must circle the number that best corresponds to his experienced life.
Although our study is small and the results need to be confirmed, the finding of early filter clotting and heparin resistance in patients with severe organ failure corresponds to clinical experience and has a biochemical explanation.
The recommendation to include age-appropriate demonstrators of both sexes corresponds to vicarious experience or the observation of a comparable peer achieving success in a given skill, which is the penultimate factor influencing self-efficacy [ 54].
This corresponds to clinical experience in endoscopically treated patients, that an increase of echogenicity is seen both in putrid fluid as well as in clear dark fluid without evidence of infection.
