This is one of the recognized meanings of the word, and that it is so used we think is made clear from the sentence immediately following, to the effect that if no action shall be brought to set aside the finding or decision within thirty days it shall become final and binding.
In many senses, myth conveys widely recognized meanings, either pro or con to human adaptability, sometimes both simultaneously--though more often myth is desired by a population to be without complexity.
Though impossible to accurately describe, we readily recognize meaning by its absence.
Regrettably, the high demands and fast pace of corporate life don't leave much time to pay attention to these issues, and many people don't even recognize meaning and purpose as potential sources of energy.
"This is the first empirical demonstration that in a nonliterate, nonindustrialized indigenous culture, people are able to recognize meaning in a language they don't speak," said Gregory A. Bryant, a co-author of the paper and an assistant professor of communications at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Catherine Bentley, Co-founder, KinTrans says there's no platform for recognizing meanings of movement.
The Chinese characters developed independently later although with a similar intuitive basis of recognizing meanings in ideograms.
Inspired by the" communicative method," I have created activities that teach students both linguistic competency and how to recognize situated meaning.
Having lived in the nearby enclave of College Hill, I recognized the meaning behind her racist terminology.
"Five months ago, readers would not have recognized S.W.F. as meaning sovereign wealth fund," said Daniel Yergin, chairman of Cambridge Energy Research Associates, referring to the funds set up by Russia, Norway and others to invest their oil profits.
