Sentence examples for artificial word from inspiring English sources
The phrase "artificial word" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a word that has been created or invented rather than one that has naturally evolved in a language. Example: "The term 'glamping' is an artificial word that combines 'glamorous' and 'camping' to describe a luxurious camping experience."
Maluma: Maluma is an artificial word from synesthesia, representing curvy and smooth shapes.
There's a television quality to the dramedy, an artificial word for a play that has a slight store-bought flavor.
Sapir (1929) tested which of the artificial words conveyed "smallness" or "largeness" by giving participants a referent such as a table.
And they're okay with this usage: those artificial words are no more or less valid than the others.
Sets of minimal absent words are found by concatenating the genome with its reverse complement using a delimiting character that does not belong to the alphabet, to avoid the formation of artificial words across boundaries.
In a one-back task, we found this region (identified by an orthographic familiarity effect with visual words < pseudowords) to exhibit high activation to visual artificial word-like stimuli (i.e., false fonts) and marked deactivation to auditory artificial word-like stimuli (i.e., reversed speech).
Words are counted in this set such that no artificial words are created by concatenation.
Note that this is slightly different to the original method proposed for D2 z, which introduced artificial words by concatenating sequences.
In other words, artificial intelligence is quickly automating routine cognitive processes much like industrial era machines automated physical labor.
"I don't like the words artificial intelligence because the intelligence of a human being has to do with being good at this, being good at that.
In other words, artificial intelligence is quickly automating routine cognitive processes much as industrial era machines automated physical work.
