Sentence examples for meaning interpretation from inspiring English sources

This "Hermeneia," meaning "Interpretation", is otherwise unknown.

Lower ability examinees may not be able to do so and instead may search an entire dialog for cues that can help with meaning interpretation.

When implicatures are conveyed through conventionalized linguistic forms (Lin) or predicable discourse patterns (Dis), listeners do not have to extensively process contextual cues for meaning interpretation, because meaning can be derived directly from those conventionalized features.

As the relevance theory (Sperber and Wilson 1995) posits, implicature comprehension is heavily influenced by implicature strength, which is related to the amount of contextual cues that one must process for meaning interpretation.

Second, for items assessing knowledge of fixed discourse patterns (i.e., Dis items), lower ability examinees are most likely to rely on the content of an entire dialog for meaning interpretation.

Finally, regarding non-conventionalized implicatures, instructors can encourage learners to utilize multiple contextual cues for meaning interpretation, such as certain paralinguistic cues (e.g., intonation, tone of speech), personal experience, and background knowledge.

In this framework all validity contributes to construct validity and exists as a matter of degree, meaning interpretations from scores are more or less valid given a specific context.

This showed that processing implicature encoded through conventionalized linguistic forms was more effortful than processing the other two types of implicature, leading to less accurate meaning interpretations for Lin items than for Dis and Non items.

First, for items requiring the knowledge of conventionalized form-function mappings (i.e., Lin items), a lack of such knowledge tends to lead to completely opposite meaning interpretations, and this is particularly the case for lower ability examinees.

I ended up almost agreeing with Yale's claim that this is an interpretation of Trotsky for the 21st century – meaning an interpretation for a post-cold war world in which Trotsky is part of history, not politics.

Searle's identification of meaning with interpretation in this passage is important.