Sentence examples for different noun from inspiring English sources

And so this roundup of the year's 10 best, reviewed by me and by Karla Cook, will have a different noun from the one we usually employ.

As a consequence, English was often described until well into the 20th century as having six different noun cases, because Latin has six.

Indeed, as Grimm and McNally (2013) have argued, a single nominal lexeme such as examination may in fact have the potential for three different noun types.

By placing it at the beginning of a sentence you are able to anticipate the actions performed and how the different nouns relate to each other.

In contrast, children who had mastered only one and two learned to apply three reliably within a single count noun context (three dogs) but not to new objects labeled with different nouns (three cows).

"People are only now being introduced to the fact that this form of science is in fact design, and it has the same paradigms and patterns as designing a factory or designing a car, with different nouns and verbs," said Jeff Kowalski, Autodesk's chief technology officer.

I have countless examples of the confusion different nouns can bring.

Some part of speech have several possible tags, e.g., there are four different nouns listed with tags in parentheses: Noun, singular or mass (NN) Noun, plural (NNS) Proper noun, singular (NP) Proper noun, plural (NPS).

FL((N_{i})) denotes the counts of the different nouns on the left-hand side in each bigram of (N_{i}).

Similar to the FL function, FR((N_{i})) denotes the counts of the different nouns on the right-hand side in the bigrams of (N_{i}).

Drawn randomly from a pool of 3,888 different nouns, with equal numbers of high- and low-frequency words, 1,296 unique word triplets were generated separately for each participant.