Sentence examples for meaning expressions from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes an extension of a more delicate framework for expressions of Attitude that can be used as a tool for enhancing the precision in attitudinal meaning expressions in semi-casual oral discussions involving three of the topics of particular and frequent interest to international students mentioned above.

Gestures and language together create a single integrated system of meaning expression where each can add or constrain the spatial meaning of the other (McNeill, 1992).

This is called the tissue match score (tm-score), with 1 meaning perfect match between the query and tissue for expression of gene g and 0 meaning expression of the gene in the query profile is outside the observed expression range of gene g in tissue t.

This would be analogous to the task of the philosopher of language interested in semantics; her job is say what different sorts of meanings expressions of a given language have, and which expressions have which meanings.

The first complicates considerably what we have to say about lexical meanings; the second widens the gap between meanings of expressions and meanings of their utterances.

She's naturally doe-eyed, meaning her expressions of joy are dashed with melancholy, and her expressions of sadness are dashed with hope.

But this was not conclusive because all these people could have learned the meaning of expressions by watching Charlie Chaplin and John Wayne.

(Aside from being a skillful storyteller, Snicket is also endearingly schoolmarmish, pausing frequently between catastrophes to dilate on the meaning of expressions like "dramatic irony" or to explain the ingredients for pasta puttanesca).

There are a variety of ways of conveying the meaning of expressions.

Semantics consists of conventional rules of meaning for expressions and their modes of combination.

Kaplan distinguishes two different aspects of the meaning of expressions in a public language.