Sentence examples for in fact correspond from inspiring English sources

He did, in fact, correspond with Hitler's neo-classical architect, Albert Speer.

Differences in wealth, education, job, gender, race and age all in fact correspond to differences in power.

Although his paintings are almost diaristic, and in fact correspond closely to his written impressions of daily life, they reach beyond the power of words to capture and communicate a sense of place that transcends nostalgia for a bygone era.

Although it does not in fact correspond exactly to the original Finnish measure, the trochaic line proved accommodating to the formulas and repetitions characteristic of oral epic verse (including Homer).

Another important division concerns the division of attributes [Beschaffenheiten] into internal properties, expressed by monadic predicates, and external properties, i.e. relations, which in fact correspond to internal properties of the whole composed from the related parts.

Black box models are incomplete in virtue of leaving out details about underling mechanisms and that those models ultimately depend for their explanatory force on the promise that the functional models do, in fact, correspond to how the mechanism works.

Thus, the limit to resolution, on this basis, should be the diameter of a foveal cone, or rather the angle subtended by this at the nodal point of the eye; this is about 30 seconds of arc and, in fact, corresponds with the best visual acuity attainable.

P: a set of nodes on 2-D MRF, which in fact corresponds to pixels on an image.

This factor in fact corresponds to the current that drives the particular LED, in order to get unity intensity at Gaussian center.

I noted that three different prices could exist for one destination, which in fact corresponds with the various ways of migrating.

(i) The notion given by Elek in Definition 1.1 of [32] in fact corresponds to proper algebraic amenability, as will become evident in the next proposition (see also Definition 3.1 in [25]).