It's also possible that we use some combination of these two strategies, like remembering the more common compound words as single units, but breaking down the less common words into their composite meanings to figure them out.
The results show a diverse range of thematic content of stakeholders' images, but which can be characterized into four dimensions – positive or negative overtones; straightforward vs. composite meanings; time dimension; and action-based vs. describing state of affairs.
Higher amount of CaP crystals significantly accelerated the deposit rate of bone-like apatite on the surface of composite membrane, meaning to the improved in vivo bone bioactivity.
The question now is whether any of the growing number of Asia's low-cost carriers will go for it too.One of the A350's main features is that more than half of it is made of composite materials, meaning it is lighter and less fuel-hungry than existing competitors.
Unison submitted a motion "condemning" the pay freeze (which Labour accepts), but that word was taken out when the composite motion was drafted, meaning there is no risk of the vote embarrassing the party leadership.
Here's an important one: The earnings yield on the S&P 500 index, meaning the composite earnings divided by the index price, is 2.8%.
As with the mostly carbon-fibre Boeing 787 Dreamliner, the new Airbus A350 will have a largely composite construction, saving weight, meaning the cabin air pressure can be higher, and more humid.
He painted portraits of the imperial family and the first series of his Four Seasons, composite heads with allegorical meanings.
The most popular approach to modelling the ballistic impact is a macro-homogeneous method, meaning that every composite layer is modelled as a homogeneous orthotropic material without making a distinction between the yarns and the matrix, but considering the whole as a single part.
