The man in skyscraper costume denotes a world of anthropomorphized buildings that rather than stay the same can evolve organically as if they are living things.
Phrases such as "the Eagle has landed", terms such as "moon buggy", the massed ground crews with their buzz-cuts, slacks and cigarettes - all of it denotes a world long gone.
Size-comparison chart featuring "world's largest Xanax," which has been dyed pink to denote its "world's largest" status.
Dressed in a ball cap that denoted his World War II squadron, with his round face and ski-slope nose, Mendes bore a passing resemblance to Bob Hope, whom he said he met three times during his military service.
The categories denote WHO world regions.
Now, note that, under these conditions, it is true in M2 (i.e., true at the actual world w0 of M2) that □∀xPx: intuitively, everything that exists in every possible world has the property P (i.e., the property that the predicate 'P' denotes) in that world.
It denotes an optimistic world view — it means, literally, "fine soulhood" — and it is a put-down.
Pink may be the colour of an Empire's territories shown on a map of the world, while for modern shoppers trawling that world it denotes gifts suitable for girls.
Within the dance world ballerina denotes an exceptional dancer of principal rank, not just anyone in point shoes.
We may assume that what a rigid term a denotes at a possible world (or moment of time) w need not exist in w.
Based on Meijer's descriptions of microscopic and macroscopic levels (Meijer, 2011), we use the term "macro-world" to denote directly observable real-world phenomena and the term "micro-world" to refer to models with structures at the level of molecules or atoms.
