But above all, accents somehow provide meaning beyond the words they actually pronounce.
... Everywhere there are tiny, seemingly inconsequential circumstances that, if explored, provide meaning" and chances to be generous and kind.
A key challenge is to provide "meaning for learning", according to Travis Latham, executive principal of Shireland Hall and George Betts primary schools in Sandwell, the West Midlands.
Study outcomes provide meaning for the establishment of evidence-based methods designed to attract, nurture, and retain nursing educators in associate degree education.
Passion is important in entrepreneurship because it can "fuel motivation, enhance mental activity, and provide meaning to everyday work" (Cardon 2008a, 2008b).
We start with behavioural triggers (he put his hand to his ear!) and continue to layer in those activities that provide meaning such as task-lists (I must order my groceries) or conversations (they are discussing the price of tomatoes).
A good way to see why analytic functionalists insist that functional characterizations provide meaning analyses is to revisit a debate that occurred in the early days of the Psycho-Physical Identity Theory, the thesis that each type of mental state can be identified with some type of brain state or neural activity.
He uses the same technique throughout the book in an in-depth examination that helps us provide "meaning" to our different reactions to AIDS.
When asked in March, then-Defense Minister Jason Kenney said Canada simply has no surplus guns to provide, meaning that Ottawa would have to purchase new weapons if it wants to arm its allies in Northern Iraq and Syria.
From the transcript thematic analysis, five themes were developed and nineteen subthemes were identified to provide meaning.
Respondents are first asked to indicate from three to seven areas (n = number of areas) that actually provide meaning to their lives.
