Ofili took the familiar reference of a comforting Bob Marley song, and directed it at the collective grief, anger, and frustration gripping Britain's black community in the 1990s.
If the reference of the name "Gödel" is Gödel, in the same sense the reference of a photograph of Gödel could also be thought to be Gödel.
The concern with energy security echoes the terms of reference of a review of the National Electricity Market by the chief scientist established last week after federal and state energy ministers met to discuss energy security after the South Australian blackout.
A kind of figurative exuberance (which will never be lost from White's writing, and remains one of its pleasures) is therefore especially marked in this book, where it not only gives body to adolescent reverie and conjecture, but subtly recreates the frame of reference of a receptive child whose sense of the world comes through reading and music as much as through direct experience.
It is intended to show that the role played by attention in fixing the reference of a demonstrative is analogous to the role played by a Fregean Sense in fixing the reference of a proper name (Campbell, 2002, Chapter 5).
The moral is: the reference of a natural kind term cannot be determined solely by what's 'in the head'.
A good reference of a smart grid is the Smart Energy 2.0 specification of the ZigBee alliance.
Identificational sentences, she claims, involve precisely the identification of a bearer of a trope via the denotation (if not reference) of a (perceptual) trope.
He accepts that the reference of a kind term is indeed determined by what feature of the world turns out to occupy a particular role.
First, we lack a proper explanation as to why absolutely anything can be the reference of a subject expression but only universals can be what predicates express.
For example, the reference of a token of 'water' may be fixed to whatever liquid in the speaker's environment has certain features.
