[Sign images are from the Manual of Traffic Signs, by Richard C. Moeur.] 4. This is not a substantive claim as long as we keep in mind the difference between linguistic understanding and utterance understanding.
There is a surfeit of cross-sectional studies, making it difficult to delineate substantive differences in body image disturbances across pregnancy from sample-specific differences and sampling error.
In order to evaluate our approach, we developed a new corpus, ImCor, which consists of a substantive portion of the Corel image data set associated with disambiguated text drawn from the SemCor corpus.
In its current state, the concept of vulnerability is a rigid, static concept, which does not inform the nursing paradigm in a substantive manner, nor does it foster comprehensive images and understandings of vulnerability.
"Jellyfish moonlight" packs two nouns together: although "moonlight" is a noun that may do duty as a modifier, the substantive adds more force to the image.
But by trying to rush through two profoundly flawed bills — first Obamacare repeal, then this tax bill — without any substantive hearings or efforts to involve Democrats, that image has evaporated.
In a televised debate, with multiple opportunities for replay, especially in the digital era, elegant and substantive speaking can be overshadowed by an unfavorable image.
The photograph inspired parodies in which people manipulated the image so that Obama's sign showed substantive critiques of her husband's drone policies.
More substantive analyses, such as the correlation between CE-EUS images and clinical outcomes of PC, should be performed using a larger number of surgically resected tumors.
For the first months of his MGM contract in 1959, he was being groomed as a "substantive actor," he says, but the studio changed its mind and Hamilton's image: he became a playboy.
