There is, you realize, meaning here beyond the plot, meaning in the barren Somali hamlet in which Muse and his companions congregate under warlord gunpoint and in the razored angles of their startling, gaunt faces.
Investors like how much of the company's executive compensation is tied to measurable corporate goals, she said, and the fact that the company has substantially reduced the pay that Apache executives actually realize, meaning it is not earned if the performance goals are not met.
Findings suggest that history teachers' focus on content area literacies needs to extend beyond techniques for understanding the words in a particular text to explore the ways in which language realizes meaning.
On the issue of lexis discussed at this point, Fawcett concludes that "Halliday's original 1961 insight was well-founded, the only major modification needed being that lexically realized meanings are not necessarily most delicate', in the sense of 'at or near the terminal leaves of the system network" (1994 79).
I realized the meaning of virility, and of self-sacrifice.
At the beginning of the '90s, agents from the National Hockey League realized the meaning of this loophole in the Russian legislation.
"Never before had I realized the meaning of a border so painfully until that day," said Pomnyun, 59. "Never before had I felt so acutely that Korea is a divided nation".
The first one was when the Berlin wall fell and I realized the meaning of "blind spots".
The mainstream of Western ethics takes the individual, decision-making agent as the basic unit of concern, and a primary concern is to develop a universally applicable method of arbitrating among the often disparate interests of individual agents, establishing rationally-guided means to determining and practically realizing the meaning of the good life.
