Translation of "Derive meaning" in German

However, you need to know very little English in order to derive the meaning of a command from its word.

This will allow you to derive the meaning of individual words and some grammatical rules in the respective foreign language.

Based on his studies in New Criticism, McLuhan argued that technologies are to words as the surrounding culture is to a poem: the former derive their meaning from the context formed by the latter.

Standards should emphasise the need to derive meaning and value from collected information and a common commitment to disseminate that information rapidly to authorised persons in other Relevant Actors.

It is the ability to interpret what the information symbols represent, and to be able to re-create those same symbols so that others can derive the same meaning.

There is also a possible link to the local Bracken River, in which case the name could derive from breicín, meaning "little trout".

It is on the basis of current theories concerning native speakers that C. Henner Stanchina (1987) defines listening comprehension as 'a complex, constructive, creative, problem-solving activity in which active learners call upon their analytic capacities to process information at various levels in order to derive meaning' (p. 72).

The information provided is to be used to derive the meaning of individual words, semantic relations between the terms, and several grammar rules.

But I derive great personal meaning and joy from a government official and lawmaker learning more about Nickelback’s next tour date.

For example, it makes a difference whether lesbians and gays become conscious of their internalized homophobia together and from this, in the course of a Gay Pride event, for instance, derive political ironic meaning, thus constituting power from impotence, or whether they project their internalized homophobia (that is inevitable in a homophobic society) exclusively divisively as the hate of others against themselves, hence living increasingly anxiously, more covertly and auto-aggressively.

By simplifying the visual language of art and thus life as much as possible, the hope is that as many people as possible can give to or derive meaning from it in many ways.

Sally has a more outward-going, extravert nature, which means that she is naturally object-oriented, and will derive her meaning and sense of purpose from actively engaging with the outside world.

It is important for us to derive a precise meaning for the term "cult."

It is in this context that the photographs with a strong focus on one particular body segment derive their meaning.

What may appear to outsiders as imitation, even if it is sometimes original and distinctive, does not derive its meaning and purpose from the repertoire of aesthetic forms of expression.

Personalised, “one-shot” answers using NLU to derive concepts and meaning from user intents in addition to complex answers that require database queries

The derivation or meaning of the word is uncertain.

From the output of the member 10, a control signal UST is derived by means of a control voltage generator 15.

The electrocardiogram was derived by means of bipolar subcutaneous needle electrodes.

The measurement signal is derived by means of two wire strain gauges at the bending points on the upper face.

To seek aid by deriving meaning through whichever religion is absurd.

And how can we derive means to prevent it?

The orientation of the measuring aid object in space can be derived therefrom by means of image analysis.

The name "Hailer" is derived from the meaning "physician".

The aniline is then derived by means of chemical catalysis in a second step.

These values have been derived through statistical means.