Sentence examples for dictionary of words from inspiring English sources

The Kipchak spoke a Turkic language whose most important surviving record is the Codex Cumanicus, a late 13th-century dictionary of words in Kipchak, Latin, and Persian.

Where a mobile phone can check typing against a modest dictionary of words and corrections, Google uses no dictionary at all.

In fact, we compiled all their coinages into a New New Yorker Dictionary of words that don't yet exist (available as a free PDF).

7. Frank Gelett Burgess's Burgess Unabridged (1914) Burgess subtitled his reference book "a new dictionary of words you have always needed".

A couple holes on the front for display and buttons, a natural-speech engine with a dictionary of words, and you're good to go!

Latent topic models are based on the assumption that a text document can be represented as a mixture of topics, and each topic can be represented as a mixture over a dictionary of words.

Yet, the first use of blue moon in the sense of a rare event dates to 1528 according to the Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins.

The word brisingr is an ancient Old Norse word meaning "fire", which Paolini found while reading through a dictionary of word origins.

Buy an etymological dictionary (meaning "a dictionary of word origins").

This will be especially valuable with mobile devices, because it overcomes the limitations of a fiddly keypad and a screen-tapping stylus.Yet speech recognition depends on dictionaries of words and sounds that are hugely expensive to compile.

However, Hall is already a bestselling writer in the US with his five Sniglets books (dictionaries of words that should have been invented) and Self Help for the Bleak and Vanishing America.