Sentence examples for it fails to correspond from inspiring English sources

If only subliminally, we also know, by contrast, when sound spoils architecture because it fails to correspond to function.

Furthermore, Truog and Robinson13 have recently pointed out that the concept of 'brain death'isincoherentent in that it fails to correspond to any biological or philosophical understanding of death'.

A counterfeit item will either be missing its tag, or have a tag which fails to correspond to the database, allowing it to be rejected.

So by this standard it appears that the idea of God also fails to correspond to a true and immutable nature.

The state (the activity) is not, strictly speaking, true or false; rather, what is true or false is its content, the proposition that p. Nevertheless, on the present view, it is the state of believing that p that corresponds or fails to correspond to a fact.

Amongst other revelations that are likely to be brought to light, it's already been revealed that the NHS information on immigration fails to correspond with information collected by the Department of Citizenship and Immigration.

This makes the null hypothesis nil in the sense that it focuses on a lack or absence of something, and subsequently fails to correspond to a feature of theoretical interest.

Instead, he urges us to build "a theory which will enable one to distinguish between the case in which an utterance is false or fails to be true, or more generally fails to correspond to the world in some favored way, and the case in which it is inappropriate for reasons of a different kind" (Grice 1989, 4).

But the detailed examination will only reveal what we mean if we can reliably distinguish distinguish between "the case in which an utterance is false or fails to be true, or more generally fails to correspond to the world in some favored way, and the case in which it is inappropriate for reasons of a different kind".

Some social scientists have followed Aristotle's view that political instability is generally the result of a situation in which the distribution of wealth fails to correspond with the distribution of political power and have echoed his conclusion that the most stable type of political system is one based on a large middle class.

This approach can be particularly useful for eliminating potential decisional processes from further consideration if, for example, the theoretical ROC fails to correspond to empirically observed ROCs.