Sentence examples for a word form from inspiring English sources

Every agreement, item, code and vendor must be manually put into a Word form.

Topographic differences between groups might have originated from a word form encoding process with different characteristics in dyslexics compared to control readers.

Students can see how the choice of a word form affects brick type; how subjects and objects are linked to verbs, and so on.

Ambiguities concern a word form with more than one distinct (exclusive) meaning; for example must which could express either obligation or probability and the addressee then has to adopt one meaning or the other.

Another innovation of the newfound language is a word form that refers to both the present and past time, but not the future.

In other words, this verbal auxiliary refers to the "non-future" time, which is a word form that does not exist in English, Kriol or traditional Warlpiri, O'Shannessy said.

An acronym is a word formed from the first letter of every word in a long proper noun or title.

Understanding a word requires mapping sounds to a word-form and then identifying its correct meaning, which in some cases necessitates the recruitment of cognitive control processes to direct the activation of semantic knowledge in a task appropriate manner (i.e., semantic control).

Across many trials, the maximum-likelihood estimates (either auditory, visual, or auditory-visual) of a given word form a probability distribution, as illustrated in Figure 2b.

These data suggest that sentence constraint (at least as manipulated in the current study) does not operate by making a single word form expected, but rather generates expectations about what kinds of words are likely to appear.

Under this representation, w j (d i ) is equal to the raw frequency of a stemmed word form, with n (the number of feature functions) equal to the number of distinct words remaining after document processing.