I recognized phrases and words the War Against the Japanese, Mao Zedong, famine.
We then extracted all instances of recognized phrases and ranked them by frequency of occurrence within each of the document classes.
In more detail, pattern (B) finds noun phrases in which a tissue modifies a trigger next to it (i.e. ws = 0); and pattern (C) recognizes phrases where a tissue modifies a trigger as a preposition phrase and all components should occur adjacent to each other.
The service uses machine learning to recognize phrases and sentences that may indicate an important email, and packages those priority messages into a little digest for you.
He soon began to recognize phrases and words that corresponded to imagery and references from Mr. McLaren's life growing up in postwar Britain and his time as the Sex Pistols' flamboyant manager, a cheeky, roguish figure who personified the late 1970s.
That mathematical model used to recognize phrases was refined over three years using voice samples from Google's now-defunct GOOG-411 automated directory assistance service, which the company operated from 2007 through late last year specifically to capture a wide-ranging set of voice samples for analysis.
Speech recognition systems have to be trained on large bodies of data, but while that makes them highly capable when it comes to parsing sentences and recognizing phrases, it doesn't always teach them the kind of vocabulary that you and your friends use all the time.
I've heard blind people literally speed up their speech synthesizers when they're trying to get something done fast (so that it sounds like Alvin and the Chipmunks); they could also recognize a phrase in fractions of a second, cut it off, and move on to the next step.
In 1954, Congress officially recognized the phrase "under God" in the pledge of allegiance -- over 60 years after it was originally written and almost two hundred years after our founding fathers labored to establish a nation that kept the church and state separate.
The "Twinkie defense," a phrase now recognized as a derisive label for an inventive, implausible legal defense.
