The anti-methodology that refuses closure and insists on fecundity facilitates — no, demands — sharing, and builds an ever-expanding community of digital fellowship, an almost theological community in which everyone explores in "the inexhaustible nature of divine meaning" ("Reading Machines").
I was only able to review the vital signs recorded by the healthcare assistant rather than performing them myself, meaning abnormal readings took longer to be picked up.
Instead, the works often have a pared-down quality and odd blankness – where a single object, a hairstyle or a wig, can come to represent a whole index of possible meanings or readings.
As the authors reiterate, all such postcards provide "multiple meanings and readings" available for analysis and interpretation (28).
It's true that the beauty of a really great piece of cinema is its ability to open itself up to an entire universe of personal meanings and readings.
In the Program Era, the procedural--writing-as-meaning-making, reading-as-meaning-making, socialization-as-meaning-making, and the meaning-making function of all dialogic exchanges--is hard-wired into the poetry of those who've been thrown together to discuss poetry composition, reading, and community-building under explicitly pedagogical conditions.
Incidental Learning of Word Meanings while Reading: a Chinese and American Cross-cultural Study.
Let the viewer decide later if an image is rich with layers of meaning, and multiple readings, and therefore, ambiguous.
And physicians would have many more readings, meaning more chances to discern patterns and detect anomalies in time to act.
The new guidelines refine the meaning of different readings from the monitors, in the hopes of helping doctors make better decisions during labor about when to intervene and when to let nature take its course.
