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Better still, it comes with a built-in vocabulary of 100 words with which to communicate with you.

These two features distinguish the Dance-the-Music from most dance games available on the commercial market that provide mostly a fixed, built-in vocabulary of dance moves and music and also provide only a small action space.

Simulations show vocabulary convergence of agent communities of varied structure, but idiosyncrasy in vocabularies of each dyad of models.

In addition, our evaluation explicitly defines different in-vocabulary and out-of-vocabulary set of terms.

The triages that are implicitly accepted in the vocabulary of investing in health in developing countries have received too little attention from development and population health researchers.

There may have been changes in the vocabulary of development in the Global South to adjust in local cultures and perhaps also in the structure.

Her penultimate novel, "Elephants Can Remember," exhibits a "staggering drop in vocabulary" -- of 31percentt -- when compared with "Destination Unknown," a novel she wrote 18 years earlier.

As well as forging a vocabulary for evaluating our reasons and participating in communal reasoning and discussion, he explores how one vocabulary can be understood as grounded in others, for example in the vocabulary of fundamental science.

She poured out her prodigal affection in kisses and caresses, and in a vocabulary of endearments whose profusion was always an astonishment to me.

In 1995, "plasticity" played no part in the vocabulary of convalescence.

Much of this comes in the language of the game, in the syntax of grips and spins, and in the vocabulary of volleys and lobs.