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One could say, then, that Judge Leon's reasoning and the decision it leads to are based on a linguistic mirage, a will o' the wisp, although the damage the decision might allow to be done, if it is upheld, is no mirage at all.

Based on a linguistic concept, the expert builds an adaptive fuzzy model to the target environment.

The gold standard was built so as to include comments written by authors from all over the world while the annotators were selected among U.S. residents, based on a linguistic background questionnaire.

While this work is based on a linguistic localization, the performance of the design is evaluated through the success and failure rate of the estimated position in the zone level and in the room level.

This way, this paper presents the improved final prototype based on a linguistic decision model developed using intelligent systems (fuzzy logic) that obtain an assessment of the efficiency or the lack of it in the driving task.

While his work on deciphering the Maya script gained some support from Alfred Tozzer at Harvard, the main authority on Ancient Maya culture, J.E.S. Thompson, strongly rejected Whorf's ideas, saying that Mayan writing lacked a phonetic component and is therefore impossible to decipher based on a linguistic analysis.

Linguistic distances can, for instance, be based on a hierarchical linguistic classification [24], or they can be directly derived from structural linguistic features such as aspects of sound systems and grammar [25], [26].

But given that proper names (zheng ming) did not represent a system of (moral) recognition for Mengzi, such cultivation was not based on a shared linguistic system or consensus (Mengzi CTP: Jinxin shang, 15).

Yes, I know you can define "supernatural" in such a way that turning water into wine isn't supernatural after all, but when atheists use this word, their argument is not based on an unjustified linguistic or metaphysical stipulation.

The semantic networks technique creates categories using a semantic/lexical network based on WordNet®, a linguistic project based in Princeton University (Miller 2006).

In a more specific way, this work proposes an open-source syllabification tool for BP TTS systems that is based on a set of linguistic rules described in [11,12].