Sentence examples for the reference and content of from inspiring English sources
The reference and content of a pure indexical does not.
In his 1989a, Kaplan emphasizes the role of pointing gestures in fixing the reference (and content) of a demonstrative.
Kaplan claims that the reference and content of a true demonstrative, in a context, depends (roughly) on the speaker's accompanying demonstrations or intentions.
For example, Kaplan says that the reference and content of 'that' in a context is determined (in part) by the speaker's pointing gestures or by the speaker's intention to refer to a particular object.
Although The Hill did not specify which Oct. 24 article the congressional investigators were referencing, the timing and content of Strzok and Page's texts, combined with internal FBI emails released last year, point to one story in particular: "Clinton Ally Aided Campaign of FBI Official's Wife," published on the Journal's website the evening before.
This review has also been used as a reference to provide guidelines on the structure and content of the Safety Analysis Report (SAR) for the innovative ESNII reactors.
Not clear, for the reference or content of 'green' may also change between the two situations.
Fig. 2 a Correlation of the NMR ratio with the reference fat content of coffee creams.
Each variant is annotated with the distance from nearest natural site, Ri of nearest natural site, location of cryptic sites (exonic or intronic), the strength of a cryptic site strength relative to the nearest natural site, gene name, information contents of the reference and variant sites, type of splice site (acceptor or donor) and rsID of SNP if catalogued.
The SEM/EDS results show the various structures of TiO2 layers on the fibers and the reference material and the content of Ti equaling approximately 2%.
By claiming that the reference-fixing descriptive content of an expression is its meaning, descriptivist theories of reference are thus able to straightforwardly account for a variety of cases that have proven to be enduringly problematic for Millians.
