Sentence examples for constituent analysis from inspiring English sources

Tagmemics is also known as string constituent analysis and differs, in part, from Bloomfieldian linguistics in that semantic as well as syntactic function is used in identifying tagmemes.

Immediate constituent analysis, also called Ic Analysis, in linguistics, a system of grammatical analysis that divides sentences into successive layers, or constituents, until, in the final layer, each constituent consists of only a word or meaningful part of a word.

Tagmemics is an outgrowth of Bloomfieldian immediate constituent analysis and of Pike's own general theory of human behaviour, described in his Language in Relation to a Unified Theory of the Structure of Human Behavior, 3 vol. (1954 60; 2nd ed. 1967).

Further, constituent analysis revealed a tangible reduction in the concentration of Fe, Mn, Si, Ni, Cr and Ti in the fumes.

Fig. 2 Constituent analysis of the fabricated NiO nanopetals using XPS a survey scan, b deep scan of 2p Ni, c XRD for the structural analysis, and d surface area and textual study using BET isotherm measurement by N2 adsorption/desorption.

If the full advantage of coal's availability and optimum use are to be realized in existing plants, the complexity of the total picture requires the integration of all the coal issues related to the supply, transportation, storage, costs, constituent analysis, combustion properties, and contingencies, as well as the understanding of the end product the electric market with all its nuances.

Given the controversy over the potential toxicity of H. alpinum, and because methods for plant-constituent analysis have advanced significantly in the fifty-four yearsincece Birdsong's investigation, I asked Avomeen to evaluate the presence of L-canavanine in the seeds using LC-MS/MS, the same technique that had disproved the presence of ODAP.

We present a novel integrated information retrieval system the Query, Cluster, Summarize (QCS) system which is portable, modular, and permits experimentation with different instantiations of each of the constituent text analysis components.

I read with exasperation the sentiments of Councilman David Weprin in reaction to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's proposed driving restrictions into Manhattan: "If I thought the subway or bus was an attractive, quality-of-life way to go to work, I would do it and so would my constituents" (news analysis, front page, March 26).

On the neo-Kantian view, the complexity of experience is a complexity of form and content rather than of separable constituents, requiring analysis into 'moments' or 'aspects' rather than 'elements' or 'parts'parts

Subsequently, it is not surprising that SuperPaths outperform their average pathway constituent's enrichment analysis scores.