(Such an interpretation would assume that if consciousness could secure understanding, understanding would be an 'inner process,' and if phenomenal character bore intentionality with it, private sensations could impart meaning to words).
Unrelenting kick-drums or atmospheric synths are inherently abstract, making it more difficult to grasp what producers and DJs want to say at least in comparison to genres like hip-hop or pop, which frequently use lyrics to impart meaning.
The verb imparts meaning to the sentence by describing the action, so giving it early facilitates the reader's comprehension.
The first method, the distributional approach, imparts meaning to the HRQL score by evaluating the changes in the HRQL scores and their associated variability (i.e., standard deviation).
The melodic shape that accompanies a phrase imparts meaning, as does the tone of the voice.
But even abstract paintings have representational qualities; the human brain cannot help but impart meaning to form.
Yet, by dint of inspired casting and a sensitivity in imparting meaning to objects and small gestures, Granier-Deferre manages to sustain interest throughout.
Leveaux, at various times, places the characters in silhouette behind the curtain, forcing them — and the audience — to rely on the timbre of their voices, rather than on their faces, to impart meaning: a theatrical radio.
But the feud had given them a "feeling of purpose," and "unless we are able to impart meaning into our children's lives, then this drama is going to keep playing again and again and again, and people are still going to die".
After the war, the Kyoto School's idealistic attempts to impart meaning and direction to Japan's "world historical mission" were seen especially by the emerging Left that had at long last been freed from repression and persecution as support for its de facto militaristic fascism.
