This article covers the places that came to constitute pivotal points of reference in narration life Z., a female migrant from Albania Greece. It attempts highlight function such as cognitive and reconstructive frames signify life, memories biographical plans narrator, shaping but also reception personal social identity by herself others. point meaning not only sense scenography (setting) its n...

' poorly supplied with' and it is used in the text to signify the latter meaning. It is a common knowledge that proprietary milk foods are prepared from cow's milk (they are called milk foods) and that it contains certain amount of choline. I have also mentioned in my paper that according to Bicknell and Prescott, milk contains 107 mg. of choline per 100 gm..and yet they consider that milk is n...

When giving descriptions, speakers often signify object shape or size with hand gestures. Such so-called ‘iconic’ gestures represent their meaning through their relevance to referents in the verbal content, rather than having a conventional form. The gesture form on its own is often ambiguous, and the aspect of the referent that it highlights is constrained by what the language makes salient. W...

Study of the varied metaphorical levels of the Book of Mormon continues to yield new insights into the message and meaning of that book. Several prominent typological readings of aspects of the Book of Mormon have been published, but despite calls for such an effort, little inquiry into its possible archetypal levels, or what has been called “the mythic dimension” of the book, has yet been unde...

One of the major problems in CBIR is the so-called ‘semantic gap’: the difference between low-level features, extracted from images, and the high-level ‘information need’ of the user. The goal of diminishing the semantic gap can be regarded as a quest for similar ‘concepts’ rather than similar features, where a concept is loosely defined as “what words (or images) stand for, signify, or mean” [...

Spenser Ter ry (1840-1914) was a nine teen th-cen tury Methodis t Episcopal ian. He wa s a g radu ate of Y ale Div inity Sch ool a nd p rofes sor o f Hebrew a nd O ld Testament exegesis and theology at Garrett Biblical Institute. He w as the author of Biblical Apocalyptics and numerous commentaries on Old Testament books, but is most often remem bered for his book Bib lical Hermeneutics, which ...

Regional health care is an expression that is currently used without any incongruity; however, its meaning differs according to the person who uses it and it can signify anything from simply regional health care to a complete health care system in a particular region supported by clinics and hospitals. The health care system is approaching a major turning point and a renewed reconsideration of ...

The word information derives from the Latin informare (in + formare), which means “to give form, shape, or character to” something. Etymologically, it is therefore understood to be the formative principle of something, or to imbue that something with a specific character or quality. However, for hundreds of years, the word information has been used to signify knowledge and aspects of cognition ...