Sentence examples for literal analysis from inspiring English sources

The opinions of the majority, led by Lord Phillips, the President of the recently created Supreme Court, adopt a literal analysis of the Race Relations Act 1976, which outlaws discrimination on "racial grounds".

HCA offers the possibility to add to a literal analysis, a lexical one by identifying the regular secondary structures from the consideration of a single sequence.

Both will be used in this study; literal analysis will examine particular language, for example repeated words or phrases, and reflexive analysis will include the researchers' and participants' contribution to the cocreation of knowledge through the interpretation and reflection on content.

Cortical activity was examined at the onset of the critical word of the sentences ("He grasped the IDEA"), which disambiguated the sentences as either idiomatic or literal (early analysis window), and 3 s after its end (late analysis window).

Furthermore, a literal theoretical analysis of sequences published with specific phase settings can fail to rationalize such experiments and can seemingly contradict experimental findings.

Tracking a visitor's path through an establishment can provide literal path analysis, especially if a business is using other Estimote features to track engagement with certain displays, purchase conversion and more.

It originally evolved in the Middle Ages as a mystical interpretation of the Torah which aimed to reach a better understanding of the divine than could be attained by literal or metaphorical analysis.

Mason [ 31] described three levels of analysis: Literal reading (cf denotative meaning): the content of the data and that which is literally said by the respondents in interviews.

Idioms are suited for neither syntactical analysis nor literal interpretation.

Thus, in psycholinguistic terms, the human language processor is designed for the analysis of literal meanings.

This problem is not specific to research on metaphor source domains and should be a reminder of the misleading potentials of any literal translation in linguistic analysis and a reminder of the care that must be taken to avoid them.