Sentence examples for Lexical unit from inspiring English sources
The score of lexical similarity is computed based on the lexical unit constituting the sentences to extract the lexically similar words.
A safe compromise is to use lexical unit.
There is a considerable linguistic debate on whether phrasal verbs (e.g., turn up, break down) are processed as two separate words connected by a syntactic rule or whether they form a single lexical unit.
For example, in ordinary parlance 'word' is ambiguous between lexeme (as in "Color and colour are spellings of the same word") and lexical unit (as in "there are thirteen words in the tongue-twister How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?").
If a compound is represented as a single lexical unit as predicted by full-listing models (Bybee, 1995), we would expect a larger MMN response relative to the pseudo-compounds and a larger MMN response for more frequently occurring compounds.
The lexically simple terms might present some morphological characteristics that differentiate them from the lexical units, which are used in the general language or in a specialized domain.
It contains 80,000 lexical units illustrated with numerous citations, proverbs, phrases and sayings.
If one considers the analysis of language as one unified enterprise, then the grammar is central and the lexical units are inserted at some point in the analysis.
Subirats expects a Spanish FrameNet release in February or March of 2008, which will include over 700 annotated lexical units (over 600 have already been annotated), and allows users to look at web reports of the data.
Employing contextual disambiguation algorithms, this tool is capable of annotating lexical units with a historically-valid highly fine-grained semantic categorization scheme that contains about 225,000 semantic concepts and 4,033 thematic semantic categories.
However, identifying those lexical units which belong to a given specific domain is often a complex task for language teachers, where simple introspection or concordance analysis does not really become effective.
