Sentence examples for surviving correspondence from inspiring English sources

Surviving correspondence, photos and other documents identify her life partner as the screenwriter Ruth Allen.

In the 1990s Dr Malcolm transformed the study of Hobbes by assembling and annotating his surviving correspondence.

That and the fact that their continual references to brewing coffee seem to have acquired a secret meaning in their surviving correspondence.

Indeed, Arnold draws on the surviving correspondence that Catherine Dickens wanted preserved in the British Museum so "the world may know he loved me once".

It seems a sexual passion – but then we have some of Vanessa's letters, while Swift's surviving correspondence with Stella is one-sided.

Their surviving correspondence discusses musical and textual minutiae in mind-numbing detail, but gives little indication as to Verdi's enthusiasm for Schiller's work as a whole.

Then the (prealigned) image pair ( RI, RI holes k ) is matched and the number of survived correspondences s C holes k, k is evaluated.

To perform such evaluation, we first check the number of survived correspondences s C holes k, k between RI holes k and itself.

The National First Ladies Libraryy and the Bibliographical Society of America want to compile a complete catalog of the library that will include a history and an annotated list of its contents, reconstructed from surviving invoices, correspondence and memoranda, said Pat Krider, the executive director of the first ladies' library.

Then, similarly to what we would do if the images were unaligned, the entire correspondence set is ranked and skimmed so that only the best 150 correspondences are retained, and the survived exact correspondences are counted and registered as s C noise k.

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