The meanings and interconnections of these foundations are discussed.
The dimensions of the bone scaffold designed were 20 mm × 20 mm × 10 mm, meaning that its interconnection was also 10 mm long.
Instead of treating the ideas of the founders as self-contained units of meaning, he explores their interconnections and shows how they shared a common conceptual frame.
Historians should probe historical events and actions in order to discover the interconnections of meaning and symbolic interaction that human actions have created (Sherratt 2006).
Jackson takes up the traditional empiricist project of explaining empirical facts about language use and communication, while Chalmers pursues a broadly rationalist project of explaining key structural interconnections between meaning, apriority, and possibility.
Only on rereading do we notice the undercurrents of meaning, and then the many interconnections with other Kunitz poems.
First, we reflected on the data that we had started writing down and then we alternated between reflection and rewriting in a back-and-forth movement, to illuminate the meaning of and the meaningful interconnections between all the data.
And, provided that we can identify simple assertoric utterances on the part of a speaker (that is, provided we can identify the attitude of holding true), then the interconnection between belief and meaning enables us to use our beliefs as a guide to the meanings of the speaker's utterances — we get the basis for both a rudimentary theory of belief and a rudimentary account of meaning.
When it comes to language, though, every act of selection and interconnection itself adds another layer of meaning (just start typing into a search box to find out what auto-completed ideas are associated with your name).
The premise behind the macro/ meso/ micro-level framing is the idea that 'to understand the pace, direction and impact of organizational innovation and change we need to study the interconnections between meanings across different organizational levels' [[ 8]: 59].
A Davidsonian theory of meaning explicates the meanings of expressions holistically through the interconnection that obtains among expressions within the structure of the language as a whole.
