-
broader ethnomusicological perspective,
groove has been
described as "an
unspecifiable but
ordered sense of
something that is
sustained in a distinctive, regular...
- and recognition, and (3)
implicitly locating real
perception at an
unspecifiable temporally anterior and
spatially other place, at a
mythic "first time"...
-
substantial number of
people with
Germanic ancestry as well as an as yet
unspecifiable proportion of the
native British po****tion ...
There was not one "Anglo-Saxon...
-
Chandler defines the term as "a
signifier with a vague,
highly variable,
unspecifiable or non-existent signified". The
concept of
floating signifiers originates...
- even, in a sense, of number,
though both
words suggest an unspecified,
unspecifiable,
indeterminate plurality. The
semantic role of the word man in German...
- is
variously defined as a
signifier with a vague,
highly variable,
unspecifiable or non-existent signified. Such
signifiers mean
different things to...
- Unknown/unsalatable
significance The
nature of the
significance is unknown. 5.14.3
Unspecifiable strangeness Something has changed, the
person can
sense it, but they...
-
follow VOP immediately) OP =
Object Phrase [may
precede VP
under as yet
unspecifiable conditions] IOP =
Indirect Object Phrase Oblique = Locative, temporal...
- pp. 449–455,
which explains Polanyi's
unusual use of the
concept "
unspecifiable" in
connection with his
account of
tacit knowledge. "Evángelos Moustákas:...
- the 13th century, and the
villa of
Gazoldo appears clear. A
legally unspecifiable relationship, but one that can be
framed in the
powers of
lordship exercised...
