McPherson, for example, highlights points of correspondence between the design logic that emerged during development of the UNIX operating system in the late [End Page 97] 1960s and early 1970s, and the "lenticular logic" of racism in the post-Civil Rights era.
Points of correspondence between Arachis and Medicago are all from blast searches of the pseudomolecules of Medicago genome.
Using sequence information from the 102 anchor markers and 228 other mapped and sequence characterized markers, we were able to make 128 and 126 points of correspondence between Arachis and Medicago and Lotus respectively.
Results for NDLP participants who entered ERA with GCSEs also point to a lack of correspondence between increases in training and increases in earnings.
Lupton (2015) similarly writes of the significance of code, informaticisation and metrification in the assemblage of modern bio-objects, a key characteristic of which is the production of 'data doubles' creating new patterns of correspondence between data points and bodies.
The loss of correspondence between 3D scene points and their contributions to the detected pulse stream is the main technical challenge.
Justice Lauer pointed out that by the published recognition of correspondence between Maxim Litvinov, Foreign Affairs Commissar, and President Roosevelt in 1933 there was the definite stipulation that the U.S.S.R. released all claims against American persona or companies, assigning them to the United States Government.
In addition, 3DMM requires manual initialization and a dense point-to-point correspondence between all of the face images.
Secondly, there was a lack of correspondence between the intention scale, which had 7 points, and the behaviour measure, which had 2 points.
Heidegger points out that the philosophical tradition standardly conceives of truth as attaching to propositions, and as involving some sort of correspondence between propositions and states of affairs.
