The object, on the other hand, is best thought of as whatever is signified, for example, the object to which the written or uttered word attaches, or the fire signified by the smoke.
Stem cell researcher Peter Andrews of the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom adds that the next step is to find out what the genetic changes signify--for example, whether they affect the cells' ability to differentiate.
For example, "Socrates is sitting" and "Socrates is not sitting" signify for Chatton the same thing, not Socrates, not sitting, and not the propositions, but somehow the whole Socrates's-being-seated.
What does this commitment signify for the United States?
What will that accept or deny letter signify for you?
The messages were coded using combinations of three bases to signify each character – for example, AGT stood for the letter B. But encoding longer messages – say, a book or a video file – is far more difficult.
Beyond the Indian domestic interior, objects trace a cultural geography and signify, in diasporic contexts, for example, an Indian style.
It might, for example, signify that 2 + 2 = 4, in which case it would not be insoluble at all but straightforwardly true.
The second column indicates the family member status, for example 25A signifies the case, 25B signifies the father, 25C signifies the mother and 58D2 indicates the second sibling of case 58.
Red, for example, signifies passion.
