Sentence examples for area of meaning from inspiring English sources

According to Fawcett, a microplanner is needed for each major area of meaning.

Rescue teams had yet to cover the entire area of damage, meaning the death toll could rise.

The user can move the picture around to bring any part of it into the area of focus, meaning the flat-panel display.

First, both radon and smoking categories were assigned ecologically, based on the geographic area of residence, meaning that most individuals were misclassified.

Then we address whether the left anterior temporal pole is an area critical for mapping of meaning onto sound as claimed recently by other investigators.

When the great psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl articulated Man's Search for Meaning, one of the areas of meaning he describes as life-saving is that of simply being attentive to, and appreciative of, the natural world.

But there's another group in the middle for whom the area has a whole other layer of meaning.

Our national parks are poorly connected in large areas of Australia, meaning many creatures will be unable to migrate as temperatures increase.

Yet it was in exploring these challenges that we came to the conclusion that life course area deprivation is best represented by the percentage of all occupied persons in an area with a low social class occupation; as it was the only area measure to have sufficient variability across areas, consistency of meaning, and to be consistently related to other area measures at all study years.

According to the BusinessWeek piece, Dropbox's revenue has grown rapidly, and is now in the "hundreds of millions of dollars" area, meaning that Dropbox could quite easily have top line close to what Twitter currently generates.

Today, urban areas now cover more than 3% of Earth's land area, meaning that out of every 100 asteroid strikes our planet receives, roughly one of them will strike a city.