Where distinct groupings of correspondence could be related, this has been done, and the material filed at the end of the general correspondence for that particular year.
Correlation and Structure reflect distinct aspects of correspondence.
This is not unexpected and several authors have noted a distinct lack of correspondence between the results of toxicological analyses and matched chemical analyses [e.g., Brack et al., 2007].
Simultaneous recording of vocal and social behavior in the same species yielded a strong correspondence between distinct behaviors and specific call types in support of Morton's motivation-structure hypothesis.
The analysis of isothermal segmental relaxation patterns recorded in a frequency interval of 10−3 60 Hz indicates the appearance of two distinct contributions, which find correspondence with observations by broad band dielectric spectroscopy on the same systems.
The items mentioned so far make available three distinct versions of the correspondence theory, depending on whether this relatum is taken to consist of declarative sentences, Fregean Thoughts, or Russellian propositions.
The inferred states do not necessarily have a one-to-one correspondence with distinct functional regions in the chromatin, but they do give a very good data-driven description of the chromatin that can act as a starting point for further bioinformatics and experimental analysis (Baker, 2011).
The first challenge, ERP metric matching, is to identify correspondences among distinct summary features ("metrics") in ERP datasets from different research labs.
If the pair of images being registered does have distinct geometric features as correspondences, incorporating this geometric feature information can greatly improve accuracy and efficiency.
Immunological and structural studies have suggested the correspondence between the distinct araneaen, scorpion and Limulus hemocyanin subunits [ 10, 11, 17, 25- 27].
As we have seen, theoretical sentences and correspondence sentences are cleanly distinct, even if both are included in the structure of a scientific theory.
