Internalists take the notion of meaning to capture an aspect of an individual's current state of understanding, while externalists take the notion of meaning to reflect how an individual is embedded within her social and physical environment.
In this case, it is a gene-environment interaction, meaning the effect of environmental variation depends on the genotype at the buffering locus.
At the same time, the environment itself — meaning the natural world — is the subject of much of the art.
One likely reason for the parallel or convergent evolution of particular traits might be based on the biogeographic context of the selective environment, meaning that evolution produced similar phenotypes in different geographically isolated habitats [ 97].
External fertilization occurs in animals inhabiting aquatic environments, meaning gametes and zygotes are, likewise, freely exposed to foreign sources of DNA.
At the same time, the environment itself, meaning the natural world, under dire threat, is the subject of much of the art.
This ensures that the channel changes more infrequently than the feedback delay time T f of our testbed environment, meaning that the precoding vector is up to date with respect to changes in the channel conditions.
On the other hand, minor depression at baseline could be the result of a negative work environment, meaning that minor depression may become part of a causal chain linking work environmental factors and MDD.
And as the 100-minute play (no intermission) unfolds, the various possibilities of Mr. Oram's environment expand in meaning.
Failures in CPSs can lead to loss of production time, damage to the equipment and environment, or loss of life, meaning that dependability and resilience are key properties for their design.
