He calls Henry a "buck," and talks to him in an approximation of street language that the white audience is supposed to find amusing.
So I studied physics and learned the language of formulae and approximations, the language of truth.
It was Bely's intention, with Trans-2, to illuminate the poverty of language, its inadequate approximations, how a web is made of holes.
Since it is constructed from a set of terminologies commonly used in the health care system, it can be seen as an approximation of the medical language as expressed by terminology systems used for abstraction and statistical classification.
The avatar produces only a rough approximation of real body language, but it is surprisingly easy to dupe oneself into regarding it as 'human'.
Such machine-derived labels are seldom a close approximation of natural scientific language, and we therefore translated the machine-derived labels into more salient terms already utilized in the neuroethics literature.
The performance also indicates the similarities and differences between a partition and the union of all partitions, which can be seen as an approximation of the medical language in healthcare records.
According to the MIT Professor, the heavy use of statistical methods and large corpora of data is unlikely to yield any significant scientific insights into the study of language, because you "can get a better and better approximation", "but you learn nothing about the language".
A decade ago, Mr. Valente declared: "The poet must continue in his task, in spite of the inherent ambiguities, inconsistencies and imperfect approximations that language entails.
The language of approximation (like a horse, resembling a man) melts into language about the inadequacy of language (but also unlike a horse, a man but better) and then to abstraction: What could wings made of poetry possibly look like?
