In 1990 it had been confirmed in a press statement that "The united Germany receives at the moment of its unification its full and unlimited sovereignty" (highlighted by author) meaning at the time that the "four power rights and responsibilities" had been rendered null and void and that Germany's sovereignty over its territory had been fully restored (Gray et al. 1996 245).
The novel Microserfs (1995) had its origins in an assignment for Wired magazine during which Coupland observed employees of Microsoft Corporation in Redmond, Wash., U.S. Microserfs was his fictional account of the experience; it highlighted workers' pursuit of meaning in a seemingly meaningless environment.
The narratives highlighted thought processes and meaning related to re-entry CHWs' work helping patients navigate complex social services for successful re-integration.
The text was highlighted and organised into meaning units to which were attached labels.
In Schnell's [ 34] study, four main sources related to creating meaning were highlighted: (1) Self- transcendence, (1a) Vertical self- transcendence: orientating towards an immaterial, supernatural power such as faith in God, and (1b) Horizontal self- transcendence: taking responsibility for (worldly) affairs beyond one's immediate concerns, such as self-knowledge or unison with nature.
Although they do not have formal elements of specificity (prefixes, suffixes, etc)., such units have, from a conceptual point of view, highly precise specialized meanings, as highlighted in the beginning of this text.
Attention was paid to when women's perspectives converged and when they differed, and statements and quotes with similar meanings were highlighted and grouped together.
Soylent implements the Find-Fix-Verify workflow, i.e., find areas of the text that can be shortened, fix and shorten the highlighted area without changing the meaning of the text, and verify if the new text retain its meaning.
But most of her links go beyond mere illustration to enhance, expand or even subvert the meaning of a highlighted word.
