In her reconstruction (upon which we have relied heavily), Haack (1976) notes that the pragmatists' views on truth also make room for the idea that truth involves a kind of correspondence, insofar as the scientific method of inquiry is answerable to some independent world.
Given an initial segmentation, for each parasite, this involves establishing a correspondence between its positions in successive frames.
Every piece of foreign correspondence involves a bit of conjuring; when performed well, the trick transports the reader to a place she may have never visited, acquaints her with people she has never met, and puts her inside a story she perhaps never knew existed.
Thus, the mapping between each GT and the ST involves the correspondence between a path (a set of consecutive edges) in the GT and a path in the ST, and some of the leaves in both GT and ST might have to be omitted to obtain the maximum agreement subtree (MAST).
More than 100 pages of documents were released by the activist group, and most of them were related to correspondence involving a New York businessman named C. Edmonds Allen.
News International indicated that it had acted after an internal investigation, which involved a trawl through Edmondson's emails, allegedly revealed correspondence relating to hacking.
Much of the archival material involves correspondence between the archbishops and historical figures, including popes and presidents, Ms. Chmielewski said.
Next they visited Augsburg, staying with relatives; there Mozart struck up a lively friendship with his cousin Maria Anna Thekla (they later had a correspondence involving much playful, obscene humour).
Mr. Piasecki included Army correspondence expressing support for the project, which involved an experimental helicopter technology.
If there is a public interest in journalism, it surely does not involve foreign correspondence and crossword puzzles equally.
