Sentence examples for nature meaning from inspiring English sources

Automated decision-making systems have to deal with natural signals that are mostly nonstationary in nature, meaning that their statistics vary over time and frequency.

The U.S Supreme Court ruled today that "naturally occurring" human genes cannot be patented because they are a "product of nature," meaning that they cannot be claimed as a human invention.

The announcement of the decoding of the human genome last month fueled the determinist camp that contends that nature, meaning our inherited DNA, explains most pathology.

Unlike their predecessors, the millennium development goals the new global goals are universal in nature, meaning they will be applied to all countries, rich and poor.

He argued that they are morphosyllabic in nature, meaning they constitute a large system of syllables, albeit imprecise, while also conveying meaning.

NEW YORK — It is possible to think of the American political conversation today as a big argument about the nature, meaning and value of work.

But the FCC said that the law defines profanity as sexual or excretory in nature — meanings that don't relate to the name of the football team.

Indeed, apart from supporting a general model of action-grounded abstract conceptual processing, the present activation of premotor cortex to abstract emotion words which are usually not used to speak about overt actions contributes to a long-standing debate about the nature of the meaning of these terms and about the nature of meaning more generally.

As these examples show, the ideational account ignores the "public" nature of meaning.

Perhaps more importantly, different views on the nature of meaning itself might cast doubt on the coherence of some of the nodes.

One characteristic of the data stream is its dynamic nature [44], meaning the properties of data instances may evolve or change over time.