The phrase "addresses meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular text, statement, or action clarifies or conveys significance or interpretation.
Example: "The author addresses meaning through the use of symbolism and metaphor in the narrative."
Alternatives: "conveys significance" or "clarifies interpretation."
A representative from Blockchain told the Guardian that "the issue we identified related to an extremely rare case where address entropy could create multiple duplicate addresses (meaning more than one wallet essentially was in custody of the address simultaneously).
But he admits that even if his bid is successful, under current rules anyone would be able to register a.eco name and he would be unable to block trademarked names registering.eco addresses, meaning he would be powerless to stop, for instance, an oil company from registering a.eco domain.
You can now add private addresses, meaning that your friends won't have access to these addresses if they load your map.
About 12 million records have incorrect addresses, meaning either the voters moved, or errors in the information make it unlikely any mailings can reach them.
Mr. Adams maintains that he was wrongly cut off by Twitter because a simple Google search turned up Mr. Zenkel's address, meaning that it could not have been considered private.
In most cases, local authorities require evidence of council tax payment and electoral-roll registration as proof of address – meaning there is little to stop parents renting or buying a property and using it as a basis to apply, so long as they are not paying council tax on a second residence.
These scams can only work by exposing an address, meaning that it is crucial for the people behind the scams to cover their tracks.
Every time you connect to the Internet with iCloak it will also generate a new random MAC address — meaning the hardware itself can't be traced either.
Every time you connect to the Internet with iCloak it will also generate a new random MAC address — meaning the hardware itself can't be traced either.
But each code was tied to a specific address, meaning that if it was passed to someone else, that person's name would be on the disclosure alongside the original code recipient's address.
UKPunting also demands that "Reviews must contain either a link, contact details or address," meaning you find examples like that of one reviewer recommending a "punt" on the basis of free parking nearby, posting her address, revealing her location and identity, and potentially putting her in serious danger.
