Sentence examples for language corresponds from inspiring English sources

Every line language corresponds to a line in R2.

They assume, when they are being instructed by example or inference, that language corresponds fairly directly to experience.

The Pre-Classical period of the written language corresponds to Middle Mongolian.

This language corresponds to the Pretty Big legacy language in DrRacket.

This extends Haagerup and de Laat's result for the AP, which in this language corresponds to the case p= 2.

(In the following examples, a convention is employed whereby a single word in the language corresponds to multiple words in the English gloss.

Each assembly language was tailored to a specific kind of computer, and a line of assembly language corresponded to a line of binary code.

He argues that because different cultures experience the world differently, the differences of language correspond to their different emotional experiences of the world.

Among Mill's examples of a priori fallacies are metaphysical assumptions such as that the distinctions of language correspond to distinctions in nature, and that objects cannot affect each other at a distance.

The considerable typological diversity that characterizes the Nilo-Saharan languages corresponds to their wide geographic spread.

"Green" in modern European languages corresponds to about 520 570 nm, but many historical and non-European languages make other choices, e.g. using a term for the range of ca. 450 530 nm ("blue/green") and another for ca. 530 590 nm ("green/yellow").