Sentence examples for based on words from inspiring English sources

Her analysis of the "relationship" driven Facebook versus the "words" driven Google is particularly insightful – particularly given the fact that Facebook's $50 billion valuation is, presumably, based on the assumption that the Internet will shift from a network based on words to one based on relationships.

That meant "one bound to decide cases based on words set down in the United States Constitution, including amendments" — a literalist or originalist view.

Several researchers such as Wang et al. [36] have considered positive, negative and neutral classes to extract the sentiment of a document (based on words and/or emoticons) and only few ones, such Khatua et al. [17], have examined the polarity degree (i.e. highly, moderately, weakly positive and negative classes).

A passage in the Coffin Texts renders the name of the funerary god Sokar as sk r, meaning "cleaning of the mouth", to link his name with his role in the Opening of the Mouth ritual, while one in the Pyramid Texts says the name is based on words shouted by Osiris, connecting Sokar with the most important funerary deity.

"It's a campaign based on words, not finances.

This is a monodrama by Peter Maxwell Davies, based on words by King George III.

Table 6 shows the perplexity computed on the 750 sentences (about 10,000 words) of gFarsdat test set based on word-based n-gram model.

Next, we defined the similarity between two dependency paths based on word-based edit distance.

One typical method, the class-based output layer method, was proposed, recently, for speeding up RNNLM training [4], based on word frequency.

Roughly 3/4 of tweets about Jackson's death that use the word "sad" actually express sadness, suggesting that sentiment analysis based on word usage is fairly accurate.

Early on, Ms. Gussack ran some newspaper advertisements, but since then people have joined the center largely based on word of mouth.