Meaning
51Meaning (existential) — In existentialism, meaning is understood as the worth of life. Meaning in existentialism is unlike typical conceptions of the meaning of life , because it is descriptive. Due to the method of existentialism, prescriptive or declarative statements …
52Meaning (semiotics) — Semiotics General concepts Biosemiotics · Code Computational semiotics Connotation …
53Meaning of life — Monty Python : Le Sens de la vie Monty Python : Le Sens de la vie Titre original Monty Python s The Meaning of Life Réalisation Terry Jones Acteurs principaux Graham Chapman John Cleese Terry Gilliam Eric Idle Terry Jones Michael Palin… …
54Meaning af a Tag — MOAT ou Meaning Of A Tag est un système permettant de préciser la signification des tags utilisés pour catégoriser des contenus en les associant à l URI d une ressource. C est un projet qui a été créé par Alexandre Passant dans le cadre d une… …
55Meaning postulate — In semantics, a meaning postulate is the notion that lexical items (words) can be defined in terms of relations with other lexical items. The classic example (formulated by Rudolf Carnap[citation needed]) is: bachelor = unmarried male. Categories …
56meaning in extension — noun see meaning I, 4b …
57meaning in intension — noun see meaning I, 4a …
58meaning — См. senso …
59meaning — mean·ing || miËnɪŋ n. definition; significance; intention; explanation adj. having much significance; significant, important miËn n. midpoint, middle, equally far from two extremes; average v. intend; indicate; signify; be significant;… …
60meaning — n. 1. Intention, intent, purpose, design, aim, object. 2. Signification, sense, acceptation, explanation, interpretation, import, purport, significance, force …
