Sentence examples for meaning established from inspiring English sources

There seems to be no plausible way to read "established by the state" as meaning "established by the state or the federal government".

In particular, his paper "Les Subdivisions du Paléolithique supérieur et leur signification" (1912; "The Subdivisions of the Upper Paleolithic and Their Meaning") established for the period a classification system that is of enduring value.

Until June 2013, there was no dominant meaning established in the news media about whether hydraulic fracturing is to be seen as rather positive or negative for the climate.

Coupled with the absence of any prior exposure to H7 in human populations (meaning established humoral immunity may be entirely absent), these findings suggest that the H7N9 influenza virus, should it acquire the ability to be transmitted from person to person, has the potential to have a much more serious impact on human populations than did pandemic H1N1 influenza in 2009.

On the basis of two earlier studies of project groups, we came to argue that redefining, and hence constructing various ways in which one perceives and understands something, enables groups to overcome imprisonment in meaning, establishing continuous development and flexibility.

Gadamer's conversation on aesthetics paints its bolder themes: art is interrogative by nature, artworks work through a disclosure of meaning, disclosures of meaning establish art's cognitive status, the cognitive content of art is partly intelligible and partly enigmatic, and artworks are always open to re-interpretation.

The investment mandate is not exclusive, meaning that established technologies can still be funded, and not retrospective, so projects that have already been funded will not be affected.

Brazilian employees tend to be loyal, he says, meaning that established firms with generous career-development plans are less hurt by the talent drought.

One is likely to remain unaware of it unless it stops (meaning that established expectations are violated) or unless other demands upon attention drop to the point where the person has sufficient spare focal capacity to become at least partially aware of the sound.

They each have efficient connections, meaning they established a single relation with each of three different clusters of people.

What they learned through his writings were inter alia the insight into the conventional character of language, the view that meaning is established by an act of 'imposition', i.e., name-giving or reference-setting, and the influential idea that to signify (significare) is to "establish an understanding" (intellectum constituere).