Sentence examples for meaningful bit from inspiring English sources

(Although a deadly opponent of formal logic, Croce did share Frege's insight that the truly meaningful bit of language is the sentence; 'only in the context of sentence does a word have a meaning', wrote Frege in 1884).

Except that, instead of capturing a body of water containing meaningful bits of Tarkovskian detritus, Solondz's cameraman Ed Lachman brings all his skill – and some exquisite Chopin-style piano – to bear on a lengthy trail of bright orange dachshund diarrhoea.

This investigation can be carried out directly on a feature vector if the vector represents a binary fingerprint of meaningful bits (approach 1).

The complete representational explanation has a different phenomenon to explain: not just the appearance of pixels on the screen but also the appearance of words qua meaningful bits on the screen.

The best e-mail addresses combine some personal bit of information with a meaningful number, like the current year or your age.

They start to crave one-on-one communication that's meaningful and a bit more private.

That she'd immediately imagine a scenario of Nicki-the-Stay-at-Home-Mom doing nothing more meaningful than writing a bit of a blog, and drinking a bit of wine (not that there's anything wrong with that) because that's what it looked like that day, on Facebook.

I think he should get something a bit more meaningful than a moose, unless a moose is meaningful to him.

Due to the small number of fraction bits (e.g., 5 bits in FPU12), no meaningful results are obtained under 14 bits.

"It would be special to win a championship here, every bit as meaningful as winning one at Villanova" he said.

Is it like being described as somebody's best friend when you're seven, or is it a bit more meaningful than that?