Citing 36 separate instances of correspondences between Ket and Athabaskan words, Ruhlen concludes that both linguistic traditions ultimately derive from a single language, one presumably spoken by a prehistoric population from which both the Siberians and Native Americans are descended.
In "What He's Poised to Do," Greenman offers quiet, serious stories lifted by occasional humor and linked by instances of written correspondence.
For instance, one piece of correspondence dated Nov. 21, 2006, and circulated among the FARC's secretariat, describes a $100,000 donation to the campaign of Mr. Correa, Ecuador's president.
Examples can be constructed by encoding instances of solvable post correspondence problems by means of constraint set satisfiability, using Smith's scheme [18].
Actually, I had a wonderful, in a way, piece of correspondence today; the correspondent had read End this Depression Now!, and was having trouble finding any instances where I presented facts deceptively to support my ideological agenda.
True, Booth argued, Larkin's correspondence disclosed instances of racism, misogyny, and reactionary shallowness, but this was only one face of the self-contradictory, many-minded poet.
In contrast to Post, Radder (1991) has claimed that the generalized correspondence principle does apply to the case of the quantum-classical relation (p. 215), and that Bohr's correspondence principle, which he interprets largely as a heuristic tool, can be seen as an instance of the generalized correspondence principle (p. 208).
It is also sometimes a more appropriate format for instance, when email has been the primary mode of correspondence between you and the person(s) you wish to thank.
Correspondences between the instances of the domains are not assumed in this case when using the heterogeneous auxiliary data.
For instance, it has been suggested that PMd and PMv can be distinguished on the basis of the type of correspondence between sensory stimuli and motor responses.
