In addition to meanings attached to these images, patients also impute meaning to the physician's decision not to share an image with them.
By focusing on the "indeterminacy" of texts and the crucial role of the critic in imputing meaning, deconstructionists were purveying a fashionably nihilistic view of the world, suggesting that all meaning is relative, all truth elusive.
As he explained to Munk in another context, his own philosophy was rooted in what he learned from Camus: "That we impute meaning and purpose to things that are totally adventitious or accidental; that there is no God; that there just is; that there's no life after death".
For writers, writing for the New Yorker was not only a different experience, and different purpose, but actually imputed different meaning than writing for, say, the Reader's Digest, or the New York Post, or, for that matter, Time.
We investigated how users of long-acting gels and intravaginal rings (IVRs) impute meaning to characteristics that may affect future product use.
PMM has a cosmetic advantage over LRD that it always imputes observable values meaning it is attractive for imputing non-continuous variables.
Yet he, like many photojournalists, imputes great meaning to the distinction between taking and making a photograph.
By talking this kind of talk, he could have earned himself a PhD in semiotics during the 1980s: he is paraphrasing a modernist truism, first uttered by the poet Rimbaud when he said: "I is another" and repeated by Roland Barthes when he announced the death of the author and of authority, which set critics free to impute whatever meaning they fancied to works of art.
In the present paper, we begin to explore the meanings imputed to 'still' images when they are shared, or not shared, with patients, and so focus on CT and MRI along with X-rays.
There is a single imputed dataset which has a high weight, meaning that this imputed dataset is very influential.
