The term 'infrastructure' stems from 19th-century military vocabulary, in which it denoted the resources behind the front, necessary to wage war, i.e. structures such as roads, industries and railways, but also including an industrial workforce.
Each attitudinal item is therefore modeled with respect to a substantive trait underlying the scale to which it belongs (denoted as θ s = θ ENJ , θ VAL , θ ENV , θ USE , θ FUTA , θ FUTB , or θ LRN ) and the extreme response style trait (denoted as θ ERS ).
Zeno Vendler (1988: 181) urged that we keep apart the semantic thesis (which may be true or nearly true) that "I" is a pure indexical, from any metaphysical claim (which may baffle us) that it denotes a pure subject which can take on any state or role.
Unlike Gujarati, Marathi, and Konkani, in which every noun, whether it denotes an animate being or not, has a particular gender that is unpredictable, Sinhalese restricts masculine and feminine gender to animates and neuter to inanimates.
Also the "max" column for summary data is now labeled max TPM), which better indicates that it denotes an expression level.
In general, how a symbol refers whether it denotes or exemplifies, what it denotes or which of its features it exemplifies, whether it does so directly or indirectly, literally or metaphorically depends on the system of symbolization within which the symbol is found.
So the time taken by the algorithm to solve the problem for which it has been designed is denoted by (T^{A}(n)), where (nin mathbb{N}) represents the size of the input data to be processed.
"If BP does not close the discount, we think the Russians, Chinese or Indians will look hard at the sub 6x multiple", which denotes it is underpriced.
You'll notice the "Twitter for Glass" label, which denotes which app the tweet came from.
