Sentence examples for question of correspondence from inspiring English sources

Heidegger's key thought here is that before (in a conceptual sense of 'before') there can be any question of correspondence between propositions and states of affairs, there needs to be in place a field of intelligibility (Reality, a world), a sense-making structure within which entities may be found.

In evaluating experimental animal studies, mechanistic studies can provide data to address the question of correspondence of response between animals and humans.

This is clearly the case when Leibniz and Clarke consider one of the principal questions of their correspondence, whether their common acceptance of the principle of sufficient reason entails that one of them holds the correct conception of space (cf. L3: 4 and C 3: 4-5).

The letters in question are 27 pieces of correspondence written by Prince Charles to Government ministers between September 2004 and April 2005, and are said to contain "particularly frank" views from the Prince on his opinions and possible interventions on policy.

The question of whether the lack of correspondence between individual genes and the concatenation tree in the prokaryotic data is due to LGT or phylogenetic artefacts remains unanswered.

Joint evidence from hotspots and re-sequencing data are likely to be extremely powerful to answer the question of whether such genetic correspondence implicates 'conserved' single genes or co-regulated clusters of genes that exist for the trait of interest after cereal divergence.

The release of correspondence surrounding the invitation dominated question time in both houses of parliament on Monday, and Heydon has foreshadowed a possible hearing on Friday to discuss union complaints about an alleged appearance of bias.

Although Fedak and Prentis are not concerned with the historical question of what Bohr meant by "the correspondence princple", their presentation of the physics behind the correspondence principle is pedagogically very useful.