Sentence examples similar to occurrence meaning from inspiring English sources

Hence, we assume that packet loss or corrupt files are random occurrences, meaning that peers may need to reconnect to other peers to locate required content stored on the overlay network.

In seven of the 10 networks (Old World leishmaniasis, visceral leishmaniasis, the three geohelminth infections, multibacillary leprosy, and lymphatic filariasis) there was significant co-occurrence, meaning there was a tendency to compare specific pairs of treatments more often and to avoid other comparisons.

Another attractive feature is distance from dense populations – with sites preferably on the coast – which officials say minimises the risks from "down-range abnormal occurrences" – meaning spaceplanes going awry.

The importance of studying language in context was established from the early proposals of Malinowski (1923) and reinforced by contemporary theorists such as Lemke (1988) who stated that "the actual occurrence-meaning, use-meaning or text meaning of a word or phrase depends entirely on its contextualization" (p.165).

The new occurrence was local, meaning no multiple surgeries, no chemotherapy.

None of this mattered to the crowds lined up outside the Geffen Center in Little Tokyo last Saturday, not the censorship or the future of museums or the tendency among many in the art world to scour each minor occurrence for meaning, the way ancient divines did the entrails of birds.

Patients are asked to evoke a previously experienced image and the content, occurrence and meaning of the image, including associated emotions, memories and beliefs, are examined using the interview.

31 32 Hence, >95th centile indicated 'Yes', meaning the occurrence of clinically relevant symptoms, and ≤95th centile indicated 'No'.

One possible explanation might be the low natural occurrence of infecting viruses, meaning that the drh-1 deletion is effectively neutral.

The data were recorded prospectively, so all information on prescriptions for antidepressants and potential confounding variables was recorded before the occurrence of an adverse outcome, meaning that recall bias will not have occurred.

They also argued that the data quality does not have to be perfect, meaning that the occurrence of more false positives will not harm the process of providing improved healthcare [ 27].