Sentence examples for meaning and application from inspiring English sources

While MoMath has an array of touch-and-feel immersive math activities, there is little to guide visitors through the meaning and application of the concepts that are illustrated.

The law, he wrote, is a "short and plain" statement that is "neither standardless nor so unclear that a person of reasonable intelligence could not understand its meaning and application".

Professor Kazin, who teaches history at Georgetown and co-edits Dissent, recalled, too, that "for the anti-war militants who flooded into S.D.S. after 1965, participatory democracy seemed too hazy and abstract both in meaning and application to guide a revolution".

The research on Rossby waves has great theoretical meaning and application value.

This is reasonable since a power index capacity that is greater than will have no practical meaning and application.

After reviewing the UNESCO approach, we focused on the international scientific debate on the meaning and application of integrity.

The wrangling over parliamentary procedure went on for several minutes with the arguments of Democrats and Republicans perhaps presaging future partisan battles over the meaning, purpose and application of the Constitution.

Indeed, the concept varies in relation to underlying meanings and applications (Matten & Moon, 2008).

Ha et al. ([2012]) agree with such careful and deliberate use of language in science classrooms, but they posited that it is more important to help students understand the "multiple meanings and applications" (p. 99) of words, especially in the context of science.

I also talk about words, how their meanings and applications change, how some words are inappropriate for use in certain circumstances, how other words are simply grown-up words, best looked up and learned when older.

Physical meaning and engineering application of dimensionless factor and energy law of similitude are analyzed.