Sentence examples for disjunction from the from inspiring English sources

Applying supervised learning techniques to the annotated data, I found that a learner who makes use of these contextual cues can learn the inclusive as well as exclusive interpretation of disjunction from the language heard.

Therefore manual methods were used to smooth the disjunction from the deceleration point of the pre-term curves to a point prior to the first measurement after term (at 2 months).

The ~2000 km geographic disjunction – from the Lau Islands of Fiji to Rarotonga in the Cook Islands – separating Western and Eastern members of the genus Partula has yet to be put into a comprehensive phylogenetic framework.

His own fundamental disjunction from space-time – the one that makes him such a percipient gauge of belonging – occurred when, aged 16, he went for a day's fishing with his father by a lake in Surrey.

Finally, the tag of the policy is calculated applying Definition 5 to every rule disjunction resulting from the expansion of the EXIST quantifiers (lines 12 25).

Visualization of kinetochores with CREST antiserum revealed similar findings in that cut-telophase NC-Rad21 cells were apparently able to separate their sister kinetochores, consistent with the notion that failed sister disjunction resulted from the inability to separate chromosome arms rather than centromere regions (Fig. 5P T) [49].

Karttunen's filtering condition for disjunctions removes from the right disjunct any presuppositions that are entailed by a combination of the context and the negation of the left disjunct.

We argue that children can use the conceptual and prosodic cues cues to exclusivity in child-directed speech to learn the interpretation of a disjunction from a few examples.

We conclude that the controversy over nuclear power may be treated as a problem of contrasting beliefs and normative values in clear disjunction from experience.

It'd be nice to live in a world where each new era of music is a pronounced disjunction from what's gone before.

Eight of these populations had varying degrees of geographic disjunction from their nearest population and nearest large population (Table  1, Fig.  1), and were treated as independent entities (populations) to test pollen dispersal and immigration.