Diodorus's inference from this was that the sole determinant of any word's meaning is the intention of the utterer on any given occasion on which it is used.
I have no other satisfaction in having written upon the subject than that of having given occasion for the writing of a treatise so masterly.
One of them wrote to Mabillon, after reading his treatise: I have no other satisfaction in having written upon the subject than that of having given occasion for the writing of a treatise so masterly.
Because all IQ tests have error of measurement in the test-taker's IQ score, a test-giver should always inform the test-taker of the confidence interval around the score obtained on a given occasion of taking each test.
In the shadow of the facebook IPO, we're given occasion to recognize just how significant connectivity is to healthy aging, and the IFA will build from that momentum.
Readers were referred to the French phrase "Il raisonne comme une huitre" ("He reasons like an oyster"), suggesting that the French word for oyster, when Anglicized, may "have given occasion to the English 'hatter.' " Hmm.
The number of items left unanswered was found to be unrelated to both APM score on any given occasion and the amount of gain in score made across occasions.
Rather, she thinks about the way in which a specific situation and the courses of action available in it involve indifferents for example, putting on the appropriate clothes for a given occasion (Letter 92.11).
THE Jan . 14release of "The Green Hornet" gives occasion to recall that the first roadgoing 200-mile-per-hour car was a 1937 Lincoln-Zephyr.
