Sentence examples for meant object from inspiring English sources

Thus, the object as a whole (the intended, or meant, object) is what unifies all of the profiles as given in the many acts of perception.

When someone utters in a sentence "something that is black" and "something that is light", respectively, two different sorts of things can be meant by those expressions: (1) the meant object is closed to further possible determination; (2) the meant object is open to further possible determination.

Karelitzki argues that, although meaning is generally blind, it does not have to be so: he presents an example in which someone asks the question "what do you mean with…?" and the one asked gives a characterization of what was meant, hence bringing the meaning act step by step closer to what Karelitzki calls the "essence" of the meant object (1914, 36).

That means object modeling with the relevant level of detail of the information, according to the design phase (or phases).

X ij  = 1 means that the object i is put into the knapsack j, on the contrary X ij  = 0 means object i is not put into the knapsack.

The team is hoping that this means object recognition and scene recognition are not only coincident in high-level machine learning systems, but mutually reinforcing, meaning as one gets better as does the other.

Objecting to the principle of soaps' power being for sale means objecting to such campaigns.

It means objecting to jokes, challenging policies, advocating for greater inclusion.

It is furnished with what Greeks call island furniture, which means objects obtained by wandering ship captains sailing between England, Spain and the Levant.

That means objects made from shrilk can be mass-manufactured and will be as robust as items made with the everyday plastics used in toys and cell phones.

The noumena are "speculative", by which Herbart does not mean objects of intellectual intuition, but rather the transcendental conditions of the synthetic unity of objects of experience.