Sentence examples for deep correspondence from inspiring English sources

This implies that the most puzzling discovery in nature in the 20th century can be put into deep correspondence with that in thoughts in the 19th century.

In the next two decades, even this uppermost peak is set to be over-topped by at least 10 more vast skyscrapers in the region; but the Abraj al-Baitin Mecca are undoubtedly the purest expression of the deep correspondence between the Shard and Isengard.

But one might hold out hope that some justification for a categorial scheme could be given that did not rest entirely on the unjustified assertion of some deep correspondence between linguistic and metaphysical structures.

Spanish offers consistent sound-to-print correspondences ("phonologically transparent" or "shallow"); such correspondences are more opaque in French and even more opaque in English (which has both transparent and "phonologically opaque" or "deep" correspondences).

But there's little at Momofuku Noodle Bar, other than the basic ingredient, to suggest a deeper correspondence; Chang gives the name only its literal definition on his Web site: "lucky peach".

In a series of periodically updated slide shows that he presents to audiences from time to time, he has noted some deeper correspondences and observed that Titius-Bode also predicts the orbits of the major Jovian moons, of moons orbiting Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, and of a recently discovered exoplanet system called Trappist-1.

(That's one of the clever and unappreciated things about structural biology: it reveals similarities at the molecular level that testify to the evolutionary unity of all living things, at a level even deeper than correspondences between DNA sequences).

Thou shalt not bury the main point of your correspondence deep within the body, instead accomplishing as much as possible with the subject line.

At a deeper level the correspondence grapples with the question of whether violence is a legitimate or effective means of advancing human rights.

In the second half of my research, through translations and close-readings, I delved deeper into the correspondence between Jose Robles' family, trapped in war-torn Spain, and his friends in the U.S.

In this paper, in order to obtain more discriminative shape descriptors in an automated fashion, we develop a novel approach to jointly learning shape descriptors and their correspondence in deep triplet convolutional neural networks (CNNs).