Sentence examples for content referring from inspiring English sources

So, some places have more content referring to Santa, and others have more content mentioning "zombies," "devil," or Satan.

Language content referring to nonlanguage content Example: Agent describes a landscape in speak mode.   3.

Language content referring to language content Example: Agent describes what it has heard or read.

Language content referring to nonlanguage content Example: Agent describes a landscape in speak mode.

Nonlanguage content referring to nonlanguage content Example: Agent sees something and identifies it with something seen before.

Nonlanguage content referring to language content Example: Agent identifies a current nonlanguage recognition with something it has read (for example, in a guide book) or heard about before.

Or in the jargon: "empty speech acts, whose informational content refers to neither world nor self".

Pour a sample into the funnel and an array of electronic sensors would analyze the chemical content, refer to a database and finally type out its conclusion: "a flamboyant and velvety Pinot, though lacking in stamina".

High-level content refers to the concrete co-construction of meaningful knowledge and learning.

The 'illegal content' referred to is the operation of an unlicensed VPN, a requirement which came in January.

The water content refers to the ratio of water mass to soil mass, as shown in Table 1.