Sentence examples for theoretical correspondence from inspiring English sources
Terms can be strung together into three kinds of sentences: theoretical, correspondence, and observational.
The theoretical correspondence, calculated by including the parameter values of Table 1, shows all the features pointed out in Fig. 5a, even if certain differences are observed in some details.
This theoretical correspondence is read in the light of the 'shell shock' first diagnosed during the First World War, about which Benjamin had previously written in his reflections on Ernst Junger in his 1930 review essay, 'Theories of German Fascism' (SW 2, 312 321).
These two conflicting experiences raise questions about current typologies of the patient-physician relationship as a 'dyad', the meanings patients attributed to 'care', and the theoretical correspondence between 'person-centeredness' and 'integrated care'.
Furthermore, this interpretative key, the experience of shock, is itself understood through a series of theoretical correspondences within Benjamin's own present; primarily, that between Proust's 'involuntary memory' and Freud's theory of consciousness.
As we have seen, theoretical sentences and correspondence sentences are cleanly distinct, even if both are included in the structure of a scientific theory.
This was further related to theoretical predictions by correspondence to the parameter-regions of instability of pair-wise synchronous solutions.
A strong correspondence between theoretical and experimental echoes is shown.
Affirmations carried certainty and elucidated what could be showed but not said, they provided the elusive confrontation or correspondence between theoretical propositions and facts of reality.
Finally, the axial compressive test on the panel demonstrates the buckling mode under investigation and the complete correspondence with theoretical and numerical evaluations.
Our theoretical results show excellent correspondence with the atomistic simulation results for all film thicknesses with no adjustable parameters, other than the bulk heat of segregation.
