Sentence examples similar to constitute deviation meaning from inspiring English sources
The pilots showed less GVS-induced body deviation, meaning that pilots may have a stronger ability to suppress vestibular illusions.
This conception has at least three roots: The first is a verificationist theory of meaning according to which the assertibility conditions of a sentence constitute its meaning.
Instead of asking for the facts that constitute meaning, it is argued, we should consider the role of meaning statements in our socio-linguistic practices.
In the language of the Greenpeace report, those sources constitute "dirty energy," meaning nonrenewable.
Are their interactions meaningful in any metaphysical sense, or does physical experience constitute meaning in itself?
Hanks' solution is to identify the main semantic components as constituting the meaning potential of the lexeme.
These constituted the meaning units and contained aspects related to each other through both their content and context.
Language does not merely describe; it constitutes meaning and fundamentally shapes human experience.
What has become the same old story was quick to offer another repetition when Hewitt dropped his service to go 2-0 down in the opening set, though what happened next constituted a deviation from the plot line which nobody expected.
