Sentence examples for definition corresponds from inspiring English sources

and: What keeps a truth, which by definition corresponds with some fact, from also mis-corresponding with some other fact, i.e., from being a falsehood as well?

This identity definition corresponds to our understanding of "vocations".

This definition corresponds to Fine's notion of modality de re in the strict sense (1978, 143).

This definition corresponds to endowing the space clos ( X ) with the Hausdorff metric.

PE = 100% was assigned to the ∆R2 of pure water, which, by definition, corresponds to a DWR of zero.

The definition corresponds to the informal idea that an argument is valid if it is not possible for its premises to all be true and its conclusion false.

When the source is the Enterprise Surveys of the World Bank ESWBB) the codes in parenthesis in the definition correspond to the code of the Questionnaire of the ESWB.

This psoriasis diagnosis definition corresponded to a 10-year psoriasis prevalence of 2.2%, and the VTE risk estimates obtained hereby were comparable to the results of the primary analyses, including the observed dose-response relationship with psoriasis severity, with overall RRs 1.44 (CI 1.34 1.56) and 1.88 (CI 1.62 2.19) for mild and severe psoriasis, respectively.

I was asked to prepare a presentation for the Forum on how Arab Muslims view their faith and how their self-definition corresponds with their attitudes toward social and political life.

In fact, the court's treaty requires it to focus exclusively on the most heinous human rights crimes, genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, whose definitions correspond to prohibitions in American law.

In such cases, the previous definitions correspond to the idea of right-convergence and right-Cauchyness (see Jleli and Samet [37]) because the more advanced term (which is nearer to the limit) is placed at the right argument of d.