Sentence examples for differences in semantics between from inspiring English sources
Some differences in semantics between the United States and Europe are telling.
In other words, this new metric is more than a mere difference in semantics.
Finally, the number of edges between matching nodes, which differ in semantics, is counted.
Data integration can be hindered by differences in data semantics and meaning.
This is no trivial task; indeed it necessitates the resolution of semantics, or differences in meaning and naming conventions between distributed data resources (Bowker, 2000).
First, there should be different expectations from speech and gesture, depending on genre, due to differences in lexical choices and semantics.
Nowadays not many authors would describe their own work as 'Montague semantics' given the many differences that have taken shape in semantics since Montague's own work, but his ideas have left important traces, and changed the semantic landscape forever.
In the above elucidation, the realization of GM is due to the relationship between elements in semantics.
These nontrivial connections between language and the world are investigated in semantics.
The two most important developments in semantics in the mid-20th century were, first, the application of the structural approach to the study of meaning and, second, a better appreciation of the relationship between grammar and semantics.
