Sentence examples for indirect meaning from inspiring English sources

Network effects can also be indirect, meaning that one set of users benefits as more of another type of users joins a platform.

His interest in acoustic engineering piqued, he realized that 80 percent of the sound experienced in a concert hall was indirect, meaning that it bounced off walls and ceilings before reaching the audience.

The perlocutionary force is the indirect meaning of the message, roughly characterized by what the utterance makes another agent believe.

The specific events are not considered important just for the examined movie but generally, as an objective, direct, or indirect meaning.

Tasks that request subjects to understand the beliefs or false beliefs of other persons to detect hidden intentions, indirect meaning, or inappropriate social communication are assumed to account for cognitive ToM or mental state reasoning.

In yeast, the roles of H3K4 and H3K79 methylation in silencing might be indirect, meaning that loss of these modifications leads to redistribution of silencing proteins, to regions that are normally active and enriched for H3K4 and H3K79 methylation, resulting in reduced repression of heterochromatin regions [ 56].

Haskell also remains a sixties cinephile at heart, in love with the formal inventiveness and the implicit and indirect meanings of European movies.

The mean indirect cost (meaning indirect costs of productivity losses registered by the CBS) per case varies from €6.50 (pneumonia requiring GP consultation) to €302.00 (meningitis) [ 48] (Table  1).

He outlines two ways that animals might be protected without being the recipients of justice; first, they may be owed direct duties outside of justice, or, second, they might be protected by means of indirect duties, meaning that they are protected because of what humans owe to one another.

Some of the 2,000 are what the government calls "indirect jobs," meaning they won't be at Jay Peak itself but at businesses in the surrounding area that will benefit from expansion at the resort.

The EU - this EU, the only real, existing EU, the best EU we've got - is still mainly an indirect democracy: meaning that each democratic member-state has to reach its own decision in its own way.