Sentence examples for understood as corresponding from inspiring English sources

This recursive strategy could be pursued with the aim to reject the truthmaker principle: not all truths have truthmakers, only elementary truths have truthmakers (here understood as corresponding atomic facts).

On this view, the intentional character of reflexive awareness may be understood as corresponding to the immediate sense of embodied agency that is characteristic of internal states such as desire, pain, etc.

That's something Yumiko understood as well".

In this context, the relevant metaphysical constituents would for a medieval thinker most naturally be understood as forms, corresponding to Aristotle's division of the categories.

The quantized conductance state of CF is practically an intermediate state or a specific LRS state with the conductance (G) in the order of G 0, i.e., integer multiples of G 0. One G 0 can be simply understood as being corresponding to a single atomic point contact or a nanowire.

Similarly, if necessary, the value of a function at a point of is understood as the value of the corresponding limit from the right.

Even if the name "Energy Internet" ("Neng Yuan Hu Lian Wang" in Chinese) is followed due to custom or other reasons, it should be understood as "Macro Energy Network", and the corresponding English name should be "Comprehensive Energy Network", not "Energy Internet".

Although wo in 58 and ta in 59 both correspond to the NP2 in 60 and can both be understood as a semantic argument of the corresponding main predicate, ta in 59 semantically is an Agent argument of zou 'to walk' and wo in 58 can be interpreted as the Patient argument of qi 'to annoy'.

This absorption shoulder can be understood as a combination of surface plasmon resonance form Cu nanoparticles and absorption corresponding to intraband electronic transitions [18].

He says that Del Castillo and Chapo began corresponding after she published an open letter that some understood as sympathetic to the drug lord.

It is more physically intuitive to express this rate as a function of the corresponding first dislocation moment M 1)=|ρ|/ρ, which can be understood as the GND fraction of the total dislocation density.