Sentence examples for comprehension of arguments from inspiring English sources

We analyze meetings not only with natural language processing to support the comprehension of arguments in a discussion but also form diversified perspectives using auditory and visual information in slides as well as other presentation content.

In this class, we are looking for you to understand arguments about different aspects of "information". Ideally your responses will demonstrate some sort of comprehension of these arguments.

In a way, we appropriate the visual aspects of a faith to suit our arguments and comprehension of the world.

The author, a former Detroit correspondent of The Times, devotes statistics, indignation and a how-things-work comprehension of the internal combustion monster to an argument that the S.U.V. is bad for your health.

Finally, we present a new model of sentence comprehension, the Argument Dependency Model (ADM), which is designed to capture these differences in the way that meaning is computed incrementally.

Attention to these fine points of presentation can help reviewers work less to see the gist of your argument and even enhance their comprehension of your more difficult substantive concepts.

That argument benefits from Tye's accurate comprehension of the essential duality of Jewish existence today, the coexistence of enormous intermarriage and acculturation on the one hand and a boom in religious study and observance on the other.

* Climate science depends upon mathematical models, and most verbal arguments on here don't reflect any comprehension of their fundamentals.

Several arguments seem to support a role in comprehension of left inferior frontal cortex and adjacent articulatory motor systems.

To be honest, the initial trial of a textbook-less class was too overwhelming: students didn't have basic comprehension of the scientific method or the ability to identify an argument.

Which of the two pathways is chosen during the comprehension of a given sentence crucially depends on the morphological informativeness (i.e. presence or absence of unambiguous morphological case marking) of the arguments.