Sentence examples for usage and meaning of from inspiring English sources
Notes, like the minutes of a meeting, full of abbreviations, recording a conference on the usage and meaning of the word "edge".
By Roy Blount The New Yorker, August 13 , 1979P. 26 Notes, like the minutes of a meeting, full of abbreviations, recording a conference on the usage and meaning of the word "edge".
Here, we review the usage and meaning of the 12 biogeographic-economic core concepts of SCP: adequacy, complementarity, comprehensiveness, effectiveness, efficiency, flexibility, irreplaceability, replacement cost, representation, representativeness, threat, and vulnerability.
Remember their usage and meaning.
For reasons soon to be explained, in its philosophical usage, the meaning of the word 'intentionality' should not be confused with the ordinary meaning of the word 'intention.' As the Latin etymology of 'intentionality' indicates, the relevant idea of directedness or tension (an English word which derives from the Latin verb tendere) arises from pointing towards or attending to some target.
Latent semantic analysis (LSA) [ 39], a famous method in natural language processing, which extracts and represents the contextual usage meaning of words by statistical computations applied to a large corpus of text.
In anticipation, Newton indicates how to reconcile this with scripture by observing that, if usage determines the meanings of words, then in ordinary discourse (including the Bible) the terms 'time'spaceace'placeand'motion'motion' are properly understood to signify the relative quantities; only in specialized and mathematical contexts do they denote the absolute quantities.
Hackneyed usage and the reverse of the above.
But it's also true that usage determines meaning, and that by a series of historical accidents the term "anti-Semitism" has come to refer to just one branch of that big happy family.
It comes wrapped in manifold layers of meaning, usage and nuance that cuts across linguistics, philosophy and mystical symbolism.
