Our expectations for the implications of different combinations of telemedical and hospital-level resources on the chances of transport of mothers carrying VLBW babies are based on the assumption that the meaning of these resources is dependent on the value of the other (Table 1).
Furthermore, until recently, innovation was considered as a process or a sequence of activities and steps but the surrounding factors such as company culture for innovation and the meaning of human resources for innovation were only partially reflected.
The meaning of personal resources encompasses the availability of psychological and physical attributes (i.e. good physiological condition, dispositional optimism, communicative skills or general self-efficacy) [ 21].
The tagging technique [36] represents an initiative to help in the organization and assignment of meaning to resources available on the Web.
Neither REST nor HTTP strictly defines the meaning of "subordinate" resource; we however consider the OpenTox API interpretation compliant to the REST architecture, because in all of the cases, presented above, POST on a resource creates a new dependent resource, and is defined in a uniform manner.
That is, both denotative and connotative semiotics are planes of meaning making, comprised of systems of resources for meaning, or as Halliday (1978: 53) declares, "meanings are the social system: the social system itself is interpretable as a semiotic system" (his emphasis).
Using a qualitative approach focusing on in-depth interviews of members of the Winnemem Wintu tribe in California, we uncover how culturally hegemonic meanings of natural resources and landscapes privilege the water needs of modern development and deny the importance of Indigenous emotional connections to sacred places by limiting access to and protection of ancestral territories.
Earlier this year, the National Parks Conservation Association, a nonprofit group that fights for improvements throughout the park system and annually rates the most distressed parks, gave Gateway the lowest marks for the condition of its natural and cultural (meaning educational) resources of any of the 28 parks and federally protected areas it surveyed.
Registerial cartography is the activity of systematically describing the registers that make up a language — with register in its original sense of a functional variety of a language, i.e. of the adaptation of the meaning-making resources of a language according to context of use.
"Poverty in its broad meaning is a lack of resources not only lack of money.
