"I care about words and their connotations, but you don't have to be in junior high to make this leap," said Robin Bernstein, a corporate speech writer on Long Island, who addressed the issue on her Facebook page on Wednesday.
Having spent recent years making minivans more child-friendly through amenities like dual-screen entertainment systems and reconfigurable seating, the automakers are now focused on making them more appealing to adults, especially men, who have shied away from the vehicles and their connotations.
Nevertheless, when people were asked to explain what they understood diabetes to be, it was the local terms and their connotations that were most readily called upon.
The multifaceted of children and their parents' connotation of malocclusion makes orthodontic planning difficult; therefore, the formulation of a comprehension model should analyze socioeconomic, cultural, and psychosocial factors [2, 3] that might affect the self-perception and aesthetic appearance, as well as the desire for orthodontic treatment need.
Philosopher Gaston Bachelard has written much on basements and their psychological connotations.
But brand names change, too, and so do their connotations.
These representations are meant to capture the meanings of sentences, their connotations, and their literal lexical contents, and are meant to serve in part as a continuous analogue to the logical forms used in mainstream linguistic theory.
There was also no evidence of a significant difference in preferences between left- and right-handed typists.In a second experiment with a larger word sample, neologisms coined during the QWERTY era showed a stronger link between their connotations and their ease of typing.
