Going back to Klug's initial point, the meaning of human rights is indeed contested territory in modern Britain and anyone wanting to understand the debate about the future of the Human Rights Act should read this book.
More to the point, the meaning expressed by carpe diem shifted from the hedonistic "live it up while you have the chance" to an exhortation to be bold, recalling Shakespeare's "tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune".
Conscience points to the meaning of the ethical conflict which, when clarified, may be addressed in order to restore feelings of integrity and peace of mind [ 3].
("What in God's name was the point or the meaning or the purpose of a life like this?" was the sort of gratifying payoff I found within its pages).
But this is one way that the illustrations come into play, as in this case where the contorted face of a cartoon animal, annoyed by the buzzing of a gnat, helps to point toward the meaning of indignation.
As a crucial condition for the possibility of joint translation activities, Da Costa et al. point to the meaning of "mutual understanding".
At this point, let the meaning of u n, s n, θ n, and r n be unchanged and sample the continuous signals into digital signals.
As the breadth of dialogical engagement expands, the trace of the encounter with the other becomes attenuated; and this, to the point where the meaning of justice poses a question.
For the purposes of this paper, it is sufficient to point out the meaning of each of the terms in the equations, in the context of the transport process taking place in the system.
A significant point concerning the meaning of chosenness in the Jewish conception may also give surcease to many who believe that, despite everything I have elucidated above, the term "chosenness" per se implies superiority.
