The phrase "analyzing meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the interpretation or understanding of a text, concept, or situation.
Example: "In our literature class, we spent the entire session analyzing meaning in various poems."
Alternatives: "interpreting significance" or "examining implications".
The paper considers this divide, analyzing meaning and content in a situation in which a Palestinian urban neighborhood represents an "Arab village", while a former European agricultural settlement becomes the center of a flourishing Palestinian urban culture.
However, the left AG is associated with lexical semantic processing according to the meta-analysis of Vigneau et al. (2006) and with analyzing meaning, over and above lexical semantics, that is conveyed by combinations of words in phrases and sentences (combinatorial semantics) (Humphries et al. 2007; Lau et al. 2008).
Black analyzed meaning in language in several volumes of essays, most notably The Importance of Language (1962).
But for this "big data" to be useful it must first be analyzed, meaning it needs to be stored in such a way that it can be accessed quickly when required.
Just as proponents of Gricean and convention-based theories typically view their theories as only the first stage in an analysis of meaning because they analyze meaning in terms of another sort of mental representation so proponents of mental representation-based theories will typically seek to provide an independent analysis of contents of mental representations.
Sequence data from 862 (83.0%) of these 1,038 primer sets were successfully analyzed, meaning that approximately 304,350 total bp were successfully sequenced (all primer sets for RT-PCR and cDNA sequencing are available on request).
Beginning with a general question—What is good?—it progressively breaks up this question into a whole series of subordinate questions, analyzing meanings ever more minutely, growing narrower and narrower but always with the utmost modesty and sincerity, striving for increasing simplicity and exactitude.
For this reason, many proponents of a mentalist analysis of meaning in terms of belief have sought instead to analyze meaning in terms of conventions governing such regularities.
If so, then perhaps causal theories, no less than Gricean theories, analyze meaning in terms of the intentions of language users.
But this is not the only sort of theory available to a theorist who wants to analyze meaning in terms of mental representation.
A thematic data analysis was performed and data were analyzed for meaning.
