"So, for example, when the sign '+' means one thing in maths, another thing on a road sign, and a third thing in a religious context, as a masons' mark it has a fourth meaning – indicating where in the overall design the piece fits – which has nothing to do with the other three meanings".
"One meaning is 'I can control something that needs control.' A quite different meaning, indicated by inflection, is 'This hurts my pride, dignity, sense of what I deserve, but I can accept it and not let my feelings show.' "Or, as has been noted from the dawn of dialectology, it ain't what you say, it's the way that you say it.
This last result has no physical meaning, indicating, if anything, an ion radius greater than the diameter of a molecule of water.
Zalambdodont also has an anatomical meaning, indicating a single, upper "V -shaped molar loph that occludes with lower molars that lack a complete talonid basin [ 42].
To avoid false associations we took all sentences used by Pathway Studio (Ariadne Genomics) to determine gene associations and searched for co-occurrence of specific words: modifiers of sentence meaning, indicating increased risk of false interpretation.
The exact adjunction position of the additive hai can be determined by its relative position with epistemic modals and the meanings it indicates (i.e., the addition of actions, propositions or possibilities).
In turn it appears as if the meaning of music is also represented in a similar fashion to language meaning, as indicated by an N400 in response to affectively incongruous chord targets as well as the engagement of neural structures dedicated to processing meaning on a general level.
The first definition of "design" in the Oxford English Dictionary is dated 1548, as a verb meaning to "indicate" or "designate".
Not so design, whose oldest reference in the OED is from 1548 as a verb meaning to "indicate, designate," only for it to appear as a noun in 1588.
(In early Greek, though, the term allegory itself was not used. Instead, the idea of a hidden, underlying meaning is indicated by the word hyponoia literally, "underthought"—and this term is used of the allegorical interpretation of the Greek poet Homer).
