Similar words: magnification, significant, significance, insignificant, significantly, insignificance, significant other, unification. Meaning: [‚sɪgnɪfɪ'keɪʃn] n. the message that is intended or expressed or signified.
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1 The signification of dozen is something he can manipulate, on his fingers and toes if necessary.
2 This broader approach to signification is particularly important in areas like psychoanalysis and applied psychology, which depend heavily on practices.
3 What is the signification of this new freak?
4 That was the only signification he had.
5 Also expounds the signification and value of this thesis.
6 Signification relies largely upon words and gestures.
7 The signification of status and achievements of cytology researches on Dendranthema spp. for researching chrysanthemum origin and D. spp. evolution was discussed.
8 Secondly,[www.Sentencedict.com] a signification by the promisee that he expects the promising party will fulfil the proffered promise.
9 The word obligation, in its most technical signification imports a sealed instrument.
10 It presents a decided signification that the asthenosphere rised to the forming of big petroliferous regions.
11 It is of important signification in realizing the socialization service of environmental geology space database.
12 The article mainly narrated the signification and approach of document delivery participating in constructing literature resource, emphasized that it was essential to comply copyright law.
13 This is the cultural play of signification that theorists have discussed as if it were an inalterable feature of life.
14 It has important meaning to illustrate the signification of Chinese classical architecture at theory and practice.
15 The imminency and signification of dung beetles conservation were proposed.
16 In borrowing from structural linguistics the early structuralists took on the task of analysing signs and systems of signification.
17 Its objective goes beyond the dissemination of knowledge in recommending an active and intimate engagement within popular subjectivities and forms of signification.
18 But elements of a more ambivalent, productive, associative approach to signification also exist within feminist psychology.
19 In its usage of the real or referent as signifier, surrealism eminently illustrated de-differentiated signification.
20 Discourses are not just constituted by what is and is not written; other signification systems are involved.
21 As the last chapter argued, many feminist psychologists pass over signification, in favour of simpler objects.
22 Sontag argued against what was in effect the differentiated mode of signification implicit in the assumptions of uptown culture.
23 The two layers of cultural phenomenon , ie , substance and signification, determine its semiotic nature.
24 Taking the image of "madwoman" as an example, the third section analyzes Signification images from American mainstream literature and western culture.
25 It was concluded that Glucose Oxidase gene was a wide-spectrum resistance gene. lt would have very important signification in Verticillium Wilt resistance breeding of cotton.
26 The study on the items will supply a gap about national ship fire automatic monitor and extinguish, and it has high theoretic value and actual application signification.
27 A symbol is a sign together with a mode of signification.
28 The research provides a novelty way of developing a new type of cooling agent and evaporative cooling transformer, and has a certain theoretical and practical signification.
29 The article demonstrates systematically the content, attribute, feasibility and signification of all kinds of organizational structure.
30 The abettor theory is one important part of the common crime theory. The study to the abettor crime has important academic value and judicial practice signification.
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