Sentence examples for set of correspondences from inspiring English sources

Any symbol would do, provided that a distinct symbol is used for each distinct set of correspondences.

A fictional set of correspondences centred on two Persians making their first visit to Europe, they depict satirically a Paris in transition between the old dogmatic absolutes of monarchy and religion and the freedoms of a new age.

The second one is based in computing disparity, obtaining a set of correspondences.

It uses a single exchange sample and a set of correspondences, but does not require any constraints to be available or any user intervention.

Because metamodel matching requires to cope with a huge search space of possible element combinations, we adapted a local and a global metaheuristic search algorithm to find the best set of correspondences between metamodels.

Nevertheless, the resulting set of correspondences will still typically be scarce, and some of them may be incorrect or inaccurate, depending on the sharpness of the lane marking corners and on the resolution of the image around them.

One set of correspondence includes a request to the F.B.I. from the Watergate special prosecutor's office about the bugging of premises "owned, leased or licensed" by Steinbrenner and other American Shipbuilding executives.

Gordon Brown has ordered a block on the disclosure of correspondence sent to ministers by members of the royal family and todayhis clampdown on attempts to expose the scale of the prince's lobbying was boosted when Christopher Graham, the information commissioner, who adjudicates in secrecy disputes, blocked the release of an earlier set of correspondence which involved Tony Blair.

I read that report in the archives of Merthyr Library, which is where I also came across a set of correspondence that explained the root of that father's anger and which, in turn, left me simmering with sad indignation for weeks.

The contact between MT to some "domain of reality" W is achieved by a set of correspondence principles, which give rules for translating physical facts into certain mathematical statements called "observational reports".

\(C_S\) is the set of correspondence sentences tying theoretical sentences to observable phenomena or "to a 'piece of reality'" (Reichenbach 1969 [1924], 8; cf. Einstein 1934, 1936 [1936], 351).