Sentence examples for understood correspond from inspiring English sources

As manifestations of Indra's specific powers, the senses thus understood correspond to his capacity for knowledge (buddhīndriya) and action (karmendriya).

Conversely, every orthonormal basis and every unit vector are understood to correspond to such a measurement and such a state.

The biological modules discovered by Oldham et al. 2008 [ 4] via WGCNA are fairly well understood and correspond to cell types such as astrocytes, oligodendrocytes, and neurons enriched for specific cell markers.

The macroscopic WT CLC-5 current-voltage relationship was divided by N to give the unitary iPO-voltage relationship shown in Fig. 5 C. The concept of PO of voltage-gated Cl−/H+ exchanger is not understood but may correspond to transitions between active and inactive states (23) or rectification of the unitary current (27).

Here note a first distinction: the presupposition that an interlocutor would understand English corresponds to an assumption we made in using English words, but it has nothing to do with the meanings of any of those words.

However, these two kinds of periods are not yet understood and do not correspond to the domains identified so far in the nucleoid [ 15].

On that view, what we understand is to correspond to the intelligible aspects of things that are mind-independent so that an identity in intelligibility between mind and thing results the mind is measured by things.

He says the internal reasons thesis is the view that, unless I actually have a given motive M, I cannot have an internal reason corresponding to M. The petrol/ gin case is then to be understood by cashing out the "corresponding": my motivation to drink gin readily yields a corresponding reason for me not to drink this, since this is petrol, not gin.

Next consider a 2-D signal model where it is understood that (θ1, θ2) may correspond to either (α n, β n ), or (θ n, φ n ) for all n users, (3.7).

These ranges correspond to commonly understood altitudinal divisions for the lowlands (1 1200 m), midlands (1200 2000 m), and highlands (>2000 m).

The performance of Neighborhood Correlation can also be understood mathematically: since gene families correspond to cliques in G H, sequences within a family will have numerous edges to other members of the family, and these relationships can be used to support edges missed by sequence comparison.