But in fact, (given sentences of sufficient complexity), there are "intermediate" meanings of 'that' that combine with the sentence in question to form names of entities whose grain is "between" intension/sets of worlds and the "maximally fine grained entity".
Reischauer notes that those who have promised to "'pay down' or 'reduce' the national debt" are pursuing "an absurd and unattainable objective for the short or even intermediate term — meaning the next seven or so years.
Importantly, these two products arise from the same intermediate state, meaning that a step other than the cleavage of the dimethylallyl pyrophosphate (DMAPP; C O) bond is differentiating between the two product reaction channels.
We rather considered it as an intermediate variable, meaning that CD4 cell count at time t is likely affected by previous adherence history, and is simultaneously a subsequent predictor of mortality.
In order to do that, the users learn the intermediate cluster assignments, meaning more information leakage.
The intermediate degrees of meaning between the positive and negative poles of the system of POLARITY are referred to as MODALITY.
Orchids can be divided into three types by temperature requirements––cool, intermediate and warm, meaning that orchids require certain minimum night temperatures in order to grow successfully.
I think there is a role for intermediate, exploratory 'platforms' for meaning, filling a middle ground between totally processed and totally home cooked".
