Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun The character or state of being correlative; correlativeness.

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  • noun a reciprocal relation between two or more things

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Examples

  • So long as we assume an exclusive association between terrorism as a tactic and Muslims as a faith community, we create for ourselves a false impression of causality, rather than correlativity.

    Ahmed Rehab: A Tale of Two Terrors: Times Square vs. Jacksonville 2010

  • So long as we assume an exclusive association between terrorism as a tactic and Muslims as a faith community, we create for ourselves a false impression of causality, rather than correlativity.

    Ahmed Rehab: A Tale of Two Terrors: Times Square vs. Jacksonville Ahmed Rehab 2010

  • It seems to me that this would mean that "mind correlativity" wasn't worth much, at least at this (perhaps weak) level.

    A brief sidebar about design and evolution 2007

  • As I said, he also talks about how different patterns can have different strengths of mind correlativity.

    A brief sidebar about design and evolution 2007

  • At this summit hosshin seppô is revealed and one attains sokushinjôbutsu through the micro-macro-cosmic correlativity of the three mysteries and through kaji.

    Laughter 2009

  • Not necessarily, says Ratzsch, because (AFAICT) he thinks that things like mind correlativity and "counterflow" allow rarified design inferences.

    A brief sidebar about design and evolution 2007

  • But this would most likely have a higher mind correlativity than a sphere.

    A brief sidebar about design and evolution 2007

  • The realization of enlightenment then as an event, as well as the relative degrees of spiritual development, entails a micro-cosmic and macro-cosmic correlativity.

    Laughter 2009

  • I think Del Ratzsch in his Nature, Design and Science does an excellent job of talking about purpose and "mind correlativity," especially his discussion of primary and secondary marks of design.

    Cornell offers course on intelligent design 2006

  • Where processes are more basically concerned, their object-correlativity can disappear from view.

    Process Philosophy Rescher, Nicholas 2008

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