That, according to Wittgenstein, is why it is wrong to understand algorithm-based calculations as expressions of nothing more than "mental mechanisms".
This month, negotiators will meet in Cancún for another round of international climate talks, and it's a safe bet that, apart from the usual expressions of despair, nothing will come of them.
"Voting for national representatives, an old expression of citizenship, achieves nothing, because they have scant power.
His expression of regret is nothing more than an empty gesture intended to enable his and his government's continued racist governance," Joint List spokesperson Emilie Moatti said.
The negative reaction to Toblerone is "an expression of Islamophobia and nothing else," he said.
"Deconstructionism" as philosophy and mode of cultural criticism is the literal and ultimate expression of this attitude: nothing has any intrinsic value other than my brilliant idea that proves the validity of that proposition.
It was indicated previously that the expression of Pyk1p had nothing to do with the accumulation of ethanol [ 26], but it might be concerned with glucose utilization under the conditions of high temperature or resistance to environmental stress [ 24].
As used here, the quantifiers 'only'someome' and 'every' are examples of what medieval logicians called 'syncategorematic' expressions (or uses of expressions)—expressions that signify nothing by themselves, but only when taken together with some other expression (in this case, 'man' or 'donkey'donkey
She looks straight into the lens, and you can imagine that von Sternberg has told her to take all expression away, to think of "nothing".
Hierarchy is softened, but remains clearly expressed -- if with shortened proximity -- in a glass-walled "almost nothing" expression of separation.
