Sentence examples for constituted sentences from inspiring English sources

Meaning units of analysis were then identified and constituted sentences in the text describing i) physical activities in the pre-fall phase and ii) circumstances and precipitating factors during the critical phase.

The score of lexical similarity is computed based on the lexical unit constituting the sentences to extract the lexically similar words.

Without punctuation what constitutes a "sentence" is difficult to define even for modern languages.

The weights of all frames constituting a sentence were adjusted equally and boosting was applied at the frame level.

The weights of the frames constituting a sentence are adjusted depending on our expectation of how much they contribute to the error.

To distinguish such abuses both from the legitimate deprivations that are essential to punishment and from the excesses of punitive sentences that embody cruel and inhumane punishments, one must rely on the way the former are connected to (and the latter disconnected from) whatever constitutes the sentence as such and whatever justifies it (Bedau 1972).

A word is a set of letters that when modified and combined according to laws of grammar (syntax) may constitute a sentence, an imperative or other aspect of language.

Bodein's attorney Maître Dominique Bergmann explained to VICE News that his client had lodged his appeal with the ECHR back in 2010, arguing that a life sentence constituted a violation of article 3 of the European human rights convention, which prohibits torture and inhuman or degrading treatment.

Merity et al., 2009 found that n-grams (unigrams and bigrams) in combination with knowledge of the label of previous sentences (history) constituted a very strong baseline for AZ.

I finally sat down to read a recent U.S. Supreme Court opinion on an important issue: are all prisoners serving mandatory sentences of life without parole for crimes they committed as juveniles entitled to new sentences based on an earlier ruling that such sentences constitute unconstitutional cruel and unusual punishment?

Instead, the primitive terms are characterized through a set of sentences which are assumed to be true in the investigated domain, and these sentences constitute the axioms of the ontology.