Sentence examples for basically semantic from inspiring English sources

The problem is basically semantic.

You can take a database or a calendar or an address book or a bank statement or a weather reading – basically anything with hard data in it – and make the machine write it in the basic Semantic Web language, instead of some proprietary or application-specific format.

All philosophical problems are essentially semantic problems.

So maybe it's just a semantic point, but basically they had to stand there and weren't allowed to move for four hours – whatever that's called.

In Codd's 1979 proposal (which was basically adopted by SQL92) this semantic inconsistency is rationalized by arguing that removal of duplicates in set operations happens "at a lower level of detail than equality testing in the evaluation of retrieval operations".

The meaning of natural language texts basically depends on lexical, syntactic, and semantic levels of linguistic knowledge.

These are basically the model code, simulation descriptions, semantic annotations and cross-references, and the mathematical characterization of models (18).

Both objects clustered together on their own, so the company had to basically forth them to deliver the same semantic results and bucket them together.

The only orientation they can provide given the irreducible divergence is a semantic and hermeneutic structuring of a basically open future to allow a better informed and reflected debate for preparing decision-making.

Team 130 basically uses co-occurrences between entities, which concept is similar to our semantic features.

Basically, these systems rely on an input interface comprised of speech recogniser and semantic analyser, a dialogue manager, and an output interface comprised of response generator and speech synthesiser.