Sentence examples for presentation of meaning from inspiring English sources
Poetry would be the "paradigm case" of an artwork with a clear and immediate presentation of meaning.
Solely 1 animal emitted 1 single call during presentation of noise, meaning that 50-kHz calls were predominantly emitted during ISIs (not shown in detail).
The assumption of radically different kinds of intentionality first arises in connection with an important distinction drawn by early phenomenologists between the act of "meaning" something and presentation, i.e., acts like perceptions or imaginations (cf. section 2.1 below).
This section illustrates some of the key passages in the phenomenological theorizing about the act of meaning something and its relation to presentation.
Prepositions: the San Andreasfault of meaning.
The theme Being at a loss is in keeping with Yoshida's [ 8] discussion of self-reconstruction as a continuous process of adjustment and DeSanto-Madeya's [ 9] presentation of the meaning of living with SCI as a continuous learning process.
This effect was strongest at 70 ms following presentation of the outcome, meaning that the spatial pattern of activity present 400 ms after presentation of Si in the Association phase was at least partially reinstantiated 70 ms after presentation of the outcome in the Reward phase.
He helps us when we lack knowledge and advises us on which directions to take" (Resident 7) According to Resident 7, since one of the goals of the personal project was to stimulate interactions within the group, the teachers wanted residents to be " creative about the presentation of their work", meaning that they should find " an original way to present [their] work".
Un Coup de dés jamais n'abolira le hasard (1897; Dice Thrown Never Will Annul Chance), Mallarmé's formal tour de force, co-opts typography to the presentation of proliferating meanings.
Our study had 24.3% (CI 13.2 - 40.3) of cases with idiopathic presentation, meaning no demonstrable lesion (Table 2).
That which comes to stand is intelligible as the presentation of a certain meaning, but because of the indeterminacy of that meaning it retains something of the enigmatic.
