Sentence examples for meaning comprises from inspiring English sources

The collective meaning comprises the individual meanings plus certain meaning-relations that hold among them.

However, atypical psychosis, by its meaning, comprises a widely varied and poorly understood collection of disorders, and atypical psychosis was listed in DSM-III-R under the heading Psychosis Not Otherwise Specified (NOS); this does not define the nosological entity and is rather used as a residual category.

In this model, clausal and discoursal thematic meanings prospect and preview meanings that are developed later, while clause- and discourse-final meanings comprise the sum of preceding meanings.

The order Anura (from the Ancient Greek a(n)- meaning "without" and oura meaning "tail") comprises the frogs and toads.

The order Gymnophiona (from the Greek gymnos meaning "naked" and ophis meaning "serpent") or Apoda (from the Latin an- meaning "without" and the Greek poda meaning "legs") comprises the caecilians.

The flat dweller continues to take two flights a year for holidays in the sun, because the cost of air travel has not risen in real terms for 10 years, meaning aviation comprises a large portion of the UK carbon budget.

A meaning unit comprises words, sentences or paragraphs containing aspects related to each other through their content and context (8).

Sense of meaning is comprised of multiple domains (e.g., self-esteem and belonging).

First, one must recognize that the meaning of any sentence comprises two parts, the meanings of the words it contains and the structural or grammatical meaning carried by the sentence itself.

To apply the early terminology with some added modern meanings, the person comprises both an objective subsistence and a subjective subsistence.

It appears that morphological simplification (and frequently accompanying increases in the transparency of form-to-meaning mapping [2]) comprises a major type of such change (see SI for additional analyses).