Sentence examples for problems of correspondence from inspiring English sources

This model overcomes problems of correspondence in the sense that an agent's actions and thoughts ought to react to any pre-given (aesthetic) quality or norm, while at the same time it emphasizes the self-directedness of aesthetic behavior that enables the development of creative forms of cognition.

This eliminates the problems of correspondence and adjustments between experiments that are often critical in the triple resonance strategy.

It is used to study a general problem of correspondence between these two formalisms.

The problem of correspondence matching is to find a coordinate vector q in the input ROI image J(n 1,n 2) that corresponds to the reference pixel p in the registered ROI image I(n 1,n 2).

Future attempts to use individual level theories such as the TPB in the context of behaviours delivered by clinical teams should address the problem of correspondence by seeking alternative methods of measuring or aggregating cognitions about the clinical behaviour as well as improving the measures of clinical behaviour.

Office management problems included communication problems with inconsistent handling of correspondence and procedures for dealing with abnormal investigation results, returning patient telephone calls, scheduling of appointments including provision for urgent consultations.

It addresses the problem of building correspondences among object instances appearing in a camera network using biometric cues.

Most attention is paid to the problem of proving correspondences between the original and the discrete model to make sure that the image obtained is, in certain respects, faithful to the original.

Results: We formulate contact replacement for resonance assignment as the problem of computing correspondences between a contact graph representing the structure and an NMR graph representing the data; the NMR graph is a significantly corrupted, ambiguous version of the contact graph.

Specifically the option to annotate syntactic and semantic interpretations separately would alleviate problems associated with the lack of correspondence between these levels.

This paper addresses the motion correspondence problem: the problem of finding corresponding point measurements in an image sequence solely based on positional information.