Correspondences

Company email is for the birds, although It’s a necessary evil; certain correspondences with coworkers and affiliates can’t and shouldn’t be done over IM and web based applications like this …. other times, it absolutely can and is a faster and more efficient method of communicating. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I am bad with lj name-real name correspondences, and hope I haven't missed anyone else I know or fangirl at... ❋ Shweta_narayan (2010)

And the real reason why some of the Dravidian etyma are reconstructed there with voiced consonants is exactly the one whose lack you are deploring: rigorous methodology, namely, the small issue of regular phonetic correspondences, which is the true "focus of the science of comparative linguistics". ❋ Unknown (2007)

But that is only at first glance, and your correspondences are a good deal less direct than mine. ❋ Carla (2006)

George remembered a trip he and Anne had made to one of the show caverns near Castleton, but he couldn't recall the correspondences between the strange markings and their sources. ❋ McDermid, Val (1999)

The organism then with the most perfect set of correspondences, that is, the highest and most complex organism, has an obvious advantage over less complex forms. ❋ Henry Drummond (1874)

Moreover, the ancients had a knowledge of correspondences, which is the knowledge of representations -- it was the chief knowledge of their wise men. ❋ Emanuel Swedenborg (1730)

The ancients likewise had the science of correspondences, which is also the science of representations, the very essential science of the wise, which was principally cultivated by the Egyptians, whence their hieroglyphics were derived. ❋ Emanuel Swedenborg (1730)

It must be distinctly understood that the arteries and veins in the lungs are not affections, and that respirations are not perceptions and thoughts, but that they are correspondences, that is, they act correspondently or synchronously; likewise that the heart and the lungs are not the love and understanding, but correspondences: and inasmuch as they are correspondences the one can be seen in the other. ❋ Emanuel Swedenborg (1730)

Many online translators rely on the analysis of parallel texts to determine word correspondences: They might, for instance, go through the collected works of Voltaire, Balzac, Proust and a host of other writers, in both English and French, looking for consistent mappings between words. ❋ Unknown (2010)

For example you are using a table of correspondences, which is suitable for the storage device and get an accurate representation of how the image will appear on the screen or in printed form. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In each of the forty chapters of this book he has strung together many of the modern words that linguists have identified as correspondences traceable to the same or similar forms in ancient languages, mainly Greek, Latin, and Sanskrit. ❋ Unknown (1991)

I wouldn't be surprized if someone had even tried to defend that connection in the past, I've seen propositions from the 19th century about Greek, Latin etc. being derived from Finnish on the basis of "correspondences" such as agrīs being approximately sirkka "cricket" reversed. ❋ Unknown (2008)

It would also be instructive to follow de Man's earlier approach to "correspondences" of that type in "The Rhetoric of Temporality." close window ❋ Unknown (2005)

He went on for almost the entire period about "correspondences," which at first I thought was a big word for letters, but our new leader explained it was really "the one life shared by human nature and Mother Nature." ❋ Unknown (2004)

By making additional assumptions about consumer behaviour, Arrow and Debreu were able to generate demand functions or "correspondences", i.e., relations between prices and supplied and demanded quantities. ❋ Unknown (1983)

He believed that he gained through unknown sources some glimpses of a higher life; and some of his doctrines, as that of "correspondences" bore so strong a resemblance to ❋ John Thomas Codman (N/A)