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At the end of each round of questioning, they were given small payments for coming close to the actual answer (signified by the gray bar).

The holding of this seminar signified that the concept of New Mother Town is being put into practice, becoming complete and mature.

That "then" signified: If you do not come to embrace me. Marius looked at his grandfather, whose pallor gave him a face of marble.

The Copenhagen conference produced positive outcomes, but it was by no means the end of our endeavor. It only signified a new beginning.

Being assured that the laying away of this my tabernacle is at hand, according as our Lord Jesus Christ also hath signified to me.

Kostya did not know what the uniform signified, but it looked official.

It seemed to be definitely signified with a restless and changeable spirit prone to perpetual concern and questioning.

The steward made a gesture that signified, "I do not know. "

Centuries of theologians have informed us that this discovery signified the first sexual shame.

This photograph clearly describes the power of the signified of this symbol, a performance of national myth in Roland Barthes' way.

As an essential part of social infrastructure, the computer network is highly signified as to its reliability and stability.

But for Preti , the student in London, Veronica Berlusconi 's indignant letter signified a stirring of change .

After a while I became aware of the small flashing light that signified a new pilot entering the system.

So the chief captain let the young man go, charging him, Tell no man that thou hast signified these things to me.

The beautiful child understood nothing of all this, and signified it to him by imperceptible signs.

He noted particularly in each the "protection guaranteed. " It signified to him the unassailable power of the companies.

Selfless heart which signified men's noble consciousness in mind, and meanwhile, their reasons are here put to the test as well.

Ralph signified his willingness to attend the ladies if his father should be able to spare him.

The cardboard is a symbol of a church which is a symbol of religious belief and this sequence of symbols is a signifier without a signified.

But money held no significance for Walter, He signified his rejection with silence, On the contrary, he wanted to stop Tony's silly action.

This signified that God would soon turn His back on them when they would cry out for deliverance from the coming Assyrians.

For them, it signified a state of mind and body less localized, and perhaps more interesting, than a specific health delusion.

Number categories of noun-terms indicate relations between the signified objects and their component parts.

It also signified the continual achievement of its strategic target of "Multiple Brands, Complete Series" .

Whichever statue Heidi touched with her paw first signified the winner.

and Mr Dombey further signified his pleasure that the ceremony, already long delayed, should take place without further postponement.

She was in complete disagreement, and signified this fact immediately.

What can be signified as a nation or a place's origin of civilization and the power of survival?

The motive power of the signifier and signified is circulating creation; they are two-faced relations of motive power.

He held that the sign is the union of a form (signifier) and an idea (signified), and it is the central fact of language.

Abundant finds of horse and chariot fittings signified the added prominence of the horse and horse-drawn conveyance in the Zhou realm.

The maturity of universities signified personality independence is the base for universities' critical spirit.

But it was AC that truly signified the onset of man-made weather by both cooling air and controlling humidity.

Image is the basic sign in the Artistic Language, which has its own signifier and signified like other signs.

Bad aspects from a naturally malefic Planet cause considerable trouble in the affairs signified by the Houses in which they fall.

Iconicity studies the relationship between the signifier and the signified.

This signified his claim to be a universal monarch.

Christ is the thing signified, sealed and exhibited in the Sacraments of the Old and New Testament.

Wherever the promise signified by the Sabbath remains, the duty of observing the Sabbath remains.

They grow in a logarithmic spiral, which, to Dali, signified the beauty of mathematics.

By "arbitrary" here is meant that the relationship between signifier and signified is arbitrary without any evidence of motivation.

This involves the suspension of the sensibility of love and reason underlying the religious tradition signified in our culture.

Connect a failure of the first data flow (signified by the red X) to the Email operator below it.

The brand identity of Broadway-Nassau is signified by red and gold as the corporate colours.

The complex classification of the signs by Pence was rightly based on different relations between signifier and signified by Saussure.

That action signified to us your support, and was hardly something that one would do if he truly found the contracts "distasteful. "

"clothing" ; image ; symbol; the signifier; the signified.

The lighting ceremony signified the launch of NTW Healthy Schools Mentorship Project!

They found duck could hatch a brood of little ducks, which denoted (signified) the original husbandry.

And in the one thou shouldst see immediately to what end it refers, but in the other watch carefully what is the thing signified.

The petroglyph signified the coming Day of Purification when the true Hopi will fly to other planets in "ships without wings. "

There is between the signifier and the signified, another relation which is that of the effect of meaning.

Alexander signified his consent with a nod.

Chapter 3 analyzes the cartoonlized tendency of the main role disposition, the actor performance and the signified pop stars.

In a way, her death signified a door closing on my past.

The concept and sound pattern respectively refer to the signifier and the signified.

She signified her approval with a smile.

Smart books signified the first major push by Arm to break into the traditional PC market that is dominated by Intel chips.

She signified her consent with a smile.

A ham hanging in the smokehouse signified insurance against hard times.

In recent years, many competitors join in the media service sector that is signified as an investable and potential market.

Wars and famines signified the disruption of stability.

Note in Listing 6 that MongoDB created an ID for each document, as signified by the _id key.

The image of the lion signified power and strength.

A white ball signified support, a black ball, opposition.

As a kind of code, costume code relates to signifier and signified.

On the other hand he signified courage and victory in battle, and was devoutly worshipped by soldiers going to war.

What will you choose? Now, the above is signified by these things.

Candidate here has the meaning that is defined in the hr namespace signified by that prefix.

The first ready state, signified by the readyState property 0 (readyState == 0), represents an uninitialized request.

Chartism signified the first great political movement of the proletariat in English history.

He signified that he couldn't go with them.

For example, English to Portuguese is signified by the string abbreviation enep.

On the Same Signifier with Different Signified of the Word "Pedestrian" in Ancient Books

Saussure found the nature of language symbol but he left the link unexplained between the signifier and the signified;

From Signifier to Signified: A Case Study of Literary Translation

On the relation of connotation between the signifier and the Signified of Artistic Language

Apply the Concept and Theory of the Signifier and Signified to the rhetoric

A Semiotic Study of the Signified of Metaphor

Signified Difference vs Construction of English Way of Thinking

Differences between signified systems and limitation of translatability

Optimization Study on Signifier and Signified of Language

One release of smoke with one shot of gunfire signified 100 enemies;