Weber understood that the social sciences could not simply mimic the natural sciences, because humans attach widely varying meanings and loyalties to their leaders and institutions.
But throughout this exhibition there is a persistent tension between the static textual content — the religious core — and the varying meanings of the illumination.
Would "Finnegans Wake" not have had varying meanings if James Joyce had inserted an apostrophe here or there (not to mention thrown in a comma).
At the DGAF Gallery (the letters have varying meanings, some printable), Catello Somma, a former graffiti artist from Brooklyn, and V'Nessa Tzavellas, a singer-songwriter and photographer from Queens, preside over a small, vivid space the size of a railroad car.
On the one hand the concept has varying meanings and debates continue on what sets moral responsibility apart from other kinds of responsibility (Hart 1968).
A regulatory framework can have varying meanings, but it commonly pertains to tax information, necessary regulations and other important information, like relevant rules, laws and regulatory bodies.
A qualitative study with traders in the two markets in 2010 and 2012 is used to explore the often ignored implications that large-scale transport development initiatives, albeit well intentioned, can have on the livelihoods of urban residents who may attach varying meanings to a road.
The word "politically correct" is one I became familiar with in the early '90s, though history has shown the phrase to have been around for hundreds of years with varying meanings.
"Open access" is a general term with varying meanings depending upon the context.
Also, city and town clerks report marriage data to the state at varying speeds, meaning the statistics released on Wednesday do not account for some same-sex weddings that have taken place over the past month or two.
