end{aligned}We now require an understanding of the correspondence (I mapsto dot{D}(I)) between Casimir invariants and the radial parts of invariant differential operators.
While the contemporary physics literature's understanding of the correspondence principle is largely in line with Max Born's construal of this principle (given above), it was not what Bohr himself meant by the correspondence principle.
In order to bridge this gap, a quantitative understanding of this correspondence on multiple spatial as well as temporal scales is necessary.
Despite considerable progress in the identification of signaling chain components and the characterization of their interdependencies by molecular biology approaches, a quantitative understanding of the correspondence between protein dynamics and plant physiology in photomorphogenesis is still missing.
It is thus evident that reconciling published results that reference regions from one anatomical atlas with those that reference another requires more than matching region names, but also developing a precise, quantitative understanding of the correspondence between the different underlying anatomical partitions.
Therefore, in-depth study of protein repeats requires better understanding of the correspondence of repeat sequences with their structures and functions.
We posit that the proper integration of knowledge about specific anatomical regions requires an appropriate theoretical framework for mapping between different atlases, which will lead to a quantitative understanding of the correspondences between parcellations, and which will provide the necessary evidence for best reconciling heterogeneously reported results.
We used the most commonly used verbal counting measures, the 'how many' task, the 'give a number' task and the 'how high' task, measuring the understanding of one-to-one correspondence, counting and cardinality [ 8, 18, 44].
Bormann-Kischkel et al.[ 10] observed a specific difficulty in understanding the emotions that present a lack of correspondence between people expectations and environment events.
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