Sentence examples for a matching sentence from inspiring English sources
Tarski suggests that we arrive at a formal definition of the predicate 'is true' by providing, for every sentence s in the object language, a matching sentence p in the meta-language that is a translation of s (here, in his use of the idea of translational synonymy, Tarski actually relies upon the concept of meaning in order to get at a theory of truth — Davidson reverses this approach).
Less than a week later, her husband and historian Arif Yunus received a matching sentence on similar charges.
The return expression ensures that the triplets < protein, metabolizes, drug> are returned from the matching sentences.
The proximity condition [d1 v d2 w]5 indicates that these words have to appear within five words of each other in the matching sentences.
In Experiment 3, HF and LF critical words were presented in matched sentence frames in an incidental study design.
BBC Sport understands there is a risk that Rooney could be banned for an extra game should the FA lose any appeal against the original three-match sentence.
Pattern matching technique looks for a match in a sentence with at least two proteins and a relation keyword (14).
However, there are two different criteria for determining a match between a candidate sentence and the ground truth sentence: (i) exact match between sentence boundaries and (ii) partial overlapping.
Thus, in the 500 700 ms window larger amplitudes emerged for neutral words than for emotional words in match sentences.
Hiller's adeptness at dramatic illustration, matched sentences like "As the great beast lunged closer, I tried to scream," and is considered by many as the most important single influence in modern advertising photography... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.
In most cases, however, the rules will not match sentences directly with propositions, but will match sentences with propositions relative to features of the context in which the sentence is used.
