As powerful as this buzzword sounds, many people who are gravely unaware of its actual connotations have attached a stigma to it and belittled it.
Its connotations in actual use were variable: depending on a steamboat's draft (the depth of water required for it to float) and on whether the steamboat was moving into or out of deeper water, two fathoms could represent either safe passage or hazardous shallows.
March, originally, musical form having an even metre (in 2/4 or 4/4) with strongly accented first beats to facilitate military marching; many later examples, while retaining the military connotation, were not intended for actual marching.
The creepiness of holding out the tongue and the priest putting the little wafer on it never bothered me too much, or the connotation of it being the actual "flesh of Christ".
In the presented study, a concept and connotation of product maintainability combined with actual demand is proposed.
According to the characteristics and connotation of EF of water resources, connecting with the actual situation of the Heilongjiang Province, the water accounts can be divided into six categories farmland irrigation, forestry fishing livestock, industrial, urban public, domestic and ecological water.
However, in line with the connotations of "capital with beliefs," and considering the actual objects of this study, we need to make further amendments to Fig. 1a.
The terms "meal" and "snack" carry certain connotations that may cause one to overlook the body's actual needs in favor of what the term means.
Although there is not an actual translation, the closest thing to describe albures would be double entendre, often with a sexual connotation.
Although it is premature to rule out the possibility of finding a satisfactory definition of actual causation, it is possible that a unique definition will not be forthcoming (especially given the rich connotations of the notion of cause, and the many contexts in which it is used).
