In this setting, <φ> above denotes the Gödel code of φ, and T<φ> is short for T. The reader not familiar with Gödel codings (also known as Gödel numberings) can just think of the mapping <·> as a naming device or quotation mechanism for formulae — just like quotation marks in natural language.
In this schema angle brackets indicate an appropriate name-forming device, e.g. quotation marks or 'the proposition that …', and occurrences of 'p' are replaced with sentences to yield instances of the schema.
'Quotations songs" set Chairman Mao's writings to music, and were deliberately conceived as a musical analogue and mnemonic device for The Quotations of Chairman Mao.
There is a little diffuse reference through devices such as musical quotation, leitmotifs, and homages.
Traditionally, when we find intertextuality in artwork it's intentional -- a clearly "authored" effect that's achieved through conspicuous devices like allusion and quotation.
A formal writer might prefer "device," "dismiss," "child," "why," and "quotation".
Other devices employed as substitutes for quotation marks include bold face, indentation, and line indentation (cf. Quine 1940, pp. 23 24; Geach 1957, p. 82).
Often referring to speculative stories from the Spanish or Portuguese press, the titles have repeatedly used the device of reproducing their allegations in quotation marks.
A quotation was obtained for procurement of 100 broom devices for $0.23 each.
"Musical language has an extensive repertoire of punctuation devices but nothing equivalent to literature's " " quotation marks," he wrote.
