That Albanian is of clearly Indo-European origin was recognized by the German philologist Franz Bopp in 1854; the details of the main correspondences of Albanian with Indo-European languages were elaborated by another German philologist, Gustav Meyer, in the 1880s and '90s.
The comparison of the 51 shared markers revealed associations between maps and apparently high levels of synteny, since all but one of the B linkage groups show single main correspondences to the A-map.
In Main's correspondence, Eliot received testimony that she was, as she hoped, doing something good for the world with her novels.
The evidence is, in the main, systematic correspondences among the shapes of words of similar meanings (e.g., Greek patēr, Latin pater, French père, German Vater, English father).
The PEs analysis revealed a main effect of Correspondence, showing that fewer errors were made in correspondence trials (0.5 %) than in noncorresponding trials (1.7 %), F 1,69)=19.106, p<.0001, MSE=2.730, η 2 p =0.22.
As I read Main's copious correspondence I found myself alternately appalled and moved by the glimpses it offered into the life of this sad, shadowy man.
On Monday night BBC2 gave us the completely wonderful Bloody Queens – the story of Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots' 26 years spent locked in conflict with each other, God and conscience, reconstructed in the main by their correspondence with each other and their courtiers.
First, Peirce was geographically and intellectually isolated and his main outlet was correspondence with the English woman, Lady Victoria Welby.
The RTs analysis yielded a main effect of Correspondence, F 1,69) = 52.698, p <.0001, MSE=97.446, η 2 p =0.43, indicating that responses were faster with spatial S-R correspondence than with noncorrespondence (325 vs. 337 ms).
Her matriarchal moral authority is clear from the family's wartime correspondence, the main source for Roper's book.
