Meaning of address in English

Very few of these studies actually address the distinction between planning and control.

The reports include an executive summary that facilitates a quick and comprehensive understanding of the key points addressed by the report.

Philosophical arguments address one of the most fundamental yet elusive questions facing behavioral scientists, namely, what constitutes a disorder?

It was first returned because it had been drafted by counsel; government could only be addressed by principals, not their agents.

It will be important for future work to continue to address these issues by attempting to differentiate lexical from phonological representations.

The question of how these gradient patterns are grammatically represented and integrated with the rest of the phonological system is not addressed.

The chapter on data processing addresses these issues with a detailed discussion of the issues surrounding spot quantitation and data normalization.

This allows students to address important issues surrounding relations between theory and experience.

This paper addresses the technical challenges of implementing a producibility analysis tool.

In particular, we must address the situation where we recursively call a tabled subgoal before we have fully tabled all its answers.

The biological basis and pathophysiology of negative symptoms are also addressed.

The first point to address, then, is whether the findings of variationist sociolinguistics are indeed compatible with such a model.

Every centre was encouraged to strengthen its social science research, to address particular themes and overall staff numbers.

These themes were addressed in a limited number of model systems.

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