Later philosophers have been content merely to distinguish representation and expression as different modes of artistic meaning, characterized perhaps by different formal or semantic properties.
Camptocormia, a term coined by Souques and Rosanoff-Saloff from two Greek words (kamptos meaning bent and kormos meaning trunk), is characterized by involuntary trunk flexion in the erect position that disappears in the supine position.
Rhesus macaques are classified as the most despotic of the macaques [39], meaning they are characterized by severe aggression, highly asymmetrical dominance interactions, and a greater emphasis on kinship compared to other species of macaques.
Norris and Phillips (2003) emphasize that reading is not "a simple concatenation of word meanings, is not characterized by a linear progression or accumulation of meaning as the text is traversed from beginning to end, and is not just the mere location of information" (p. 229).
Today's meaning of bipolar is "characterized by two-power confrontation, as in the cold war".
Albinism, (from the Latin albus, meaning "white"), hereditary condition characterized by the absence of pigment in the eyes, skin, hair, scales, or feathers.
The meaning of this complexity, characterized by the presence of several CLCN5 isoforms differentially-regulated in a tissue specific manner, likely in relation to physiological and/or pathological conditions, remains to be clarified.
The perlocutionary force is the indirect meaning of the message, roughly characterized by what the utterance makes another agent believe.
Defining the concept of vulnerability appears nevertheless a complicated task because it is characterized by multiple meanings with respect to various disciplines or targeted objectives (Reghezza 2006).
These communities are characterized by positive rheagogies, meaning that a certain proportion of mutualistic interactions is necessary.
And since these businesses tend to be characterized by network effects — meaning that sites such as Facebook become more valuable to users as more users join them — you can't break up their core services without taking away something we really want.
