Pragmatists say that beliefs should be judged by their usefulness, and not by any supposed correspondence with an ultimate reality that lurks behind the landscape of everyday life.
It was shown that predictions by FE analysis method were in a good correspondence with test results for ultimate behaviors such as failure mode, ultimate strength and out-of-plane curling.
The aim is to show how the correspondence relation is generated from underlying relations between the ultimate constituents of truthbearers, on the one hand, and the ultimate constituents of their corresponding facts, on the other.
Much speculation was directed toward the search for harmony and for correspondences between macrocosm and microcosm, with the ultimate goal being a reduction of reality to an all-embracing unity by way of successive equations.
When pushed, physicists will often concede that there is room, at least linguistically, to wonder how absolute the correspondence is between successful theories and what might be regarded as ultimate reality.
This subterranean correspondence between the music and the dance is intriguing, but the ultimate measure of the ballet's success is that something seems missing from the music without the steps.
Third, a somewhat more reputable Kremlin-friendly tabloid publishes an analysis of the correspondence, concluding that your aim is to circumvent Russian law, implying that your ultimate aim is to bring down the regime.
A similar correspondence between the branding of distributed guides (almost exclusively private sector), and the ultimate providers of preoperative PFMT (exclusively private sector), in turn suggests adherence by patients to the contained advice.
While this excerpt from Hastings' private correspondence could enrich one's understanding of an epochal moment in American Presbyterian history, the seminary's ultimate support of Briggs and his faculty status is well known and related in published sources.
A spirited correspondence followed.
