denotation [Lat. denotare ‘to mark, to indicate, to mean’]

Speech sound having the upper incisors as the place of articulation, in the broader sense including labio-dental and interdental sounds. In many languages, dental consonants would include ; in most varieties of English, however, the corresponding sounds are alveolar [n, t, d, s, z, l]. ( also articulator, articulatory phonetics, phonetic transcription)

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Special type of a philosophical logic that, in addition to logical expressions such as logical particles ( logical connective) (and, or, and others) and operators in formal logic, also introduces operators into the semantic analysis for expressions such as ‘obligation,’ ‘permission,’ and ‘prohibition.’