The meaning of a sentence corresponds to the content of a function, distinct from the quality and matter of a predicative judgment.
Mastery of an observation sentence corresponds (more or less) to a relatively straightforward disposition: to assent when receiving a stimulation pattern within a certain range.
The sentence corresponds to a portion of a long sentence, and for the text 'Das Atomkraftwerk Mühlheim-Kehrlich bleibt abgeschaltet' ('The nuclear power plant Mühlheim-Kehrlich stays shut down').
On the other hand he did not believe that every positive or negative sentence corresponds to some state of affairs which obtains; this applies only to those sentences which are true, and thus only to one member of any given positive and negative pair of putative states of affairs.
The output of our classifiers is judged to be correct if the predicted sentence corresponds to the labelled one.
Each sentence corresponded with four different interpretations, none of which was worded identically to the sentence in the paragraph they had previously imagined themselves in.
(ii) The semantic point is that the Nyāya espouse a version of the correspondence theory of truth, according to which true sentences correspond to facts.
What's more, since any two atomic sentences of this language will be logically independent of one another, it follows that the facts to which these sentences correspond must be metaphysically independent of one another.
The causative interpretation of the V-DE construction having the structure of 60 can be compared with the causative relationship between the two components of an RVC.19 In fact, what is expressed by 56, 57, and 59 can also be roughly expressed by RVCs, as shown in 62, in which the three sentences correspond to 56, 57, and 59 respectively.
"My way of writing sentences corresponds with my lifestyle: it's very controlled," says Han, who lives quietly in a city outside Seoul with her teenage son.
