There are also times when you may need to stress one or two words in a sentence to emphasise meaning.
KT happens through speech acts such as summarising, repeating, questioning, rephrasing or arguing and the use of various changing words to denote and emphasise meaning.
They were fully informed of the objectives of their role in the whole procedure and were asked to discuss conceptual, semantic and content equivalence and to emphasise meaning rather than word-to-word translation.
They found that month there were 4.5 million job openings, but 9.8 million jobseekers, meaning, they emphasised, "that more than half of jobseekers were not going to find a job in April, no matter what they did".
A further motive is that alternative practitioners typically have a holistic view, meaning that CAM emphasises the treatment of whole person, rather than just focusing on the symptom or the area that has the problem; according to the holistic approach, there are connections between body, mind and spirit, whereas mainstream medicine does not take this view.
Within the relevant literature, an increasing number of authors emphasise the meaning of psycho-social effects such as the building of trust and engagement for planning projects.
Third, humanist discourse emphasised symbolic meaning.
36 Studies have emphasised the meaning of control for abused women when giving birth, 37 and choosing a planned start of birth may help the abused women remain in control.
As the authors emphasise, this is not "trickle-down"—meaning that the rich get richer and then, after a while, the poor do better as well.
All this not only taught me the value of the ingredients I was working with, but emphasised their connection with the landscape, meaning that I then brought that sensitivity of the outside into the kitchen with me.
