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Ms. Flack's noniconic treatment of flesh and anatomy also carries a message.

Olary is located in a major rock art region of mostly noniconic (nonfigurative) images that have long been considered to be very ancient.

In his noniconic form, DiCaprio has shed the weight he gained for "Gangs."

Meanwhile, Alan Greenspan , the nonflamboyant, noniconic Federal Reserve chairman, punctuated his wedding to NBC's Andrea Mitchell with a pair of kisses that the Washington Post depicted as shockingly passionate.

Notice, the view is not that you know what thought you're thinking by recognizing its distinctive non-iconic phenomenal character.

It's much less clear to me that he has such a strong argument when we consider other features, whether it be tastes and sounds, colors, or non-iconic thoughts.

In the past, on the basis of a relatively small selection of archaeological finds, some scholars considered that the art of Geto-Dacians was geometrical and non-iconic.

At times I wonder whether there really is any non-iconic phenomenal character, and it isn't really all a matter of the aural and visual imagery associated with a thought.

Terapanthi (Śvetāmbara) - The Terapanthi, also a non-iconic sect, arose from Sthanakvasis on account of differences in religious practices and beliefs.

Why We Build is not a destructive polemic; it champions the unexpected and the non-iconic – spaces and people, rather than vacuous mortuaries masquerading as brilliant architecture.

I argue for this conception partly by arguing that the sorts of reasons that may lead one to think that noetic phenomenality could not guarantee non-iconic thought do not withstand examination.

I can tell when two thoughts differ, or when a suggested expression for my non-iconic thought is accurate or not, but this need not be a matter of detecting a difference in the way they seem.

Now the other domain where Levine worries that reliance of first-person knowledge will not yield the kind of thesis I want relating phenomenal character and intentionality is the domain of non-iconic, conceptual thought.

In modern times there have been several attempts to create an iconic alphabet (as well as separate attempts to create phonetically precise non-iconic alphabets e.g. the alphabet of the International Phonetic Association IPA).

Although sound in this domain often follows ICT interface sound design conventions (abstract iconic and non-iconic signs), there are many games that intentionally try to blur the boundaries of Interface and Effect by mimicking the diegetic concept.

Lazenby's singular portrayal of the iconic Bond character, and his lack of standing as a favourite in the series has resulted in his name being used as a metaphor for forgettable, non-iconic acting efforts in other entertainment franchises, and for entities that are largely ignored.