Sentence examples for comprise the meaning from inspiring English sources

Following alternative semantics (Rooth 1985, 1992), I propose that there are three subparts that comprise the meaning of hai: (i) the core sense, in particular, an additive sense (König 1991); (ii) the denotation of the focus domain; and (iii) the focus associate (i.e., the element which is in focus in a sentence) and the alternatives induced by them.

In later, pre-modern critical approaches to philosophical thought, it was exposed that even though names do not comprise the meanings of an original Heavenly essence, they should not be regarded as arbitrary; the naming of reality has to be performed in accordance to the objective and generally valid principles.

The collective meaning comprises the individual meanings plus certain meaning-relations that hold among them.

In this model, clausal and discoursal thematic meanings prospect and preview meanings that are developed later, while clause- and discourse-final meanings comprise the sum of preceding meanings.

These two theses comprise the 'Gricean program' for reducing meaning to the contents of the intentions of speakers.

The order Anura (from the Ancient Greek a(n)- meaning "without" and oura meaning "tail") comprises the frogs and toads.

The order Gymnophiona (from the Greek gymnos meaning "naked" and ophis meaning "serpent") or Apoda (from the Latin an- meaning "without" and the Greek poda meaning "legs") comprises the caecilians.

Indeed, in Lacan's theory, verbal material comprises the essential structure around which meaning is constituted [ 30].

Literally meaning "above the genome" the epigenome comprises the heritable changes in gene expression that occur in the absence of changes to the DNA sequence itself.

These comprised the tail in an over-dispersed distribution of G statistics, meaning that most cases showed negligible difference between substitution patterns at the distinct sites.

Iraq, Vietnam and Libya comprised the bottom three.