It could be argued that 'immediately' is an ambiguous time reference, meaning different respondents refer to different time periods when selecting this option [19].
The Fifth became "a polysemous occasion, replete with polyvalent cross-referencing, meaning all things to all men".
It's a theater reference meaning "if the show isn't going well, let's send in the clowns"; in other words, "let's do the jokes".
The data are linked by cross-references, meaning that complex SQL queries can be executed.
Cultural references abound, meaning cultural differences do too, but these pale in comparison to the universality of the experience Kaniuk has documented.
This means that you should experience the other persons suffering or emotions from that persons frame of reference, meaning as if you are in that persons shoes.
This scheme has important reference meaning to the support work of the follow-up new roadways.
Usually, the center microphone is used as a (delay) reference, meaning that we use j 0=1 in Eq. (23).
Another reason for the popularity of deflationism concerns the fact that truth is a semantic notion, and therefore takes its place along with other semantic notions, such as reference, meaning, and content.
Many women and children at the Kinasi camp are classified as 'sans reference', meaning they left Burundi so long ago that they no longer have any land and their former communities do not recognize them.
It has been suggested that DNA from control experiments should be used as a hybridization reference, meaning that for example the IP DNA from a wt strain and a deletion strain are differentially labeled and hybridized to the same array [ 30].
