Sentence examples for distinct sentences from inspiring English sources

So if a type were just the set of its tokens, these distinct sentences would be wrongly classified as identical, because each would be identical to the null set.

Interestingly, we find that the node counts are best predicted (statistically) by the sentence counts in Table 1 more so than the document or word counts which leads to a hypothesis about the structure of the language in our corpora: that unique concepts arise out of distinct sentences rather than other textual boundaries.

The spikes from one Te neuron were collected over presentation of 500 distinct sentences, and then referenced in time with respect to sentence onset.

Coherence between stimulus and LFP signal was then computed for each time point t and each frequency f over 100 simulations using 100 distinct sentences sen, using the formula from Mitra and Pesaran (1999).

Remote voices grew louder as they approached our room, striking a distinct sentence or two as they passed — "Wouldn't you think?" "I dunno" — before dwindling to sound scraps again.

Coherence at each data point was computed as the Phase-Locking Value of the phase difference computed from 100 simulations with a distinct sentence.

This classification is distinct from sentences that describe mutant phenotypes, which are often used to assign GO Biological Process annotations.

If I have this capacity, then I also have the capacity to stand in relation R to the distinct Mentalese sentence MARY LOVES JOHN, thereby thinking that Mary loves John.

The previous iteration of that clause consisted of five distinct subsections, nine sentences, 417 words, and (believe it or not) a reference to the president of the United States.

This way of formulating the argument is based on a Platonist view of propositions, according to which there are such things as propositions, which are abstract objects distinct from the sentences that can express them, and which are the fundamental bearers of the truth values.

Rather, they would claim that Smith and Jones can use the sentence to say, or assert, propositions that are distinct from the sentence's constant content.