Sentence examples for analyzing the phrase from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the book is larded with unnecessary block quotes, among them a half-page endnote analyzing the phrase "Tastes Like Chicken".

The team delved more deeply by analyzing the phrases using standard measures of sentiment and emotional valence.

Another demonstrated gadget was a semantic spell checker that analyzed the phrase "open a can of been soup" and suggested "bean" instead of "been". And Lars Rasmussen showed off a real-time translator that converted his English instant messages into French, and his friend's French messages into English.

Three surface related risk factors (i.e., surface stiffness, surface friction, and metabolic cost) were identified by analyzing the key phrases in the players' responses (Table  3).

"We don't analyze exact words — we analyze the whole phrases," he tells TechCrunch.

HuffPost Live analyzes the phrase "auld lang syne," and reflect on the impact memories have in our lives.

Due to the possible differences between individual and group effects in magnitudes or even direction, we need to take the clustered data structure into account when phrasing research questions, analyzing the data, and interpreting the results.

"The program was usually just barely good enough at analyzing the grammar of sentences to discern where phrases begin and end," Minsky told me.

By analyzing the text to be recognized, MetaMap [12] extracts some phrases and each phase has a mapping list that is mapping from phrase to medical term.

In analyzing the findings of their survey, the authors put forth an intriguing phrase: "the anger of perceived disenfranchisement".

That's what we do to Hillary Rodham Clinton — or so says Libby Copeland of The Washington Post, who analyzes the "Poor Hillary" phrase so often used by pundits and bloggers.