Additionally, a dialog system could generate supportive responses if it could understand depressive problems and their associated reasons embedded in users' input.
[Woman #7, 28 years old, partner HIV-status unknown] Our findings expand on prior work demonstrating that people living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa have deeply-ingrained personal and culturally-embedded reasons for having children [ 16, 27, 29, 54, 55].
The events in Ferguson have demonstrated a disturbing bifurcation of thought and reason embedded within the American psyche, and the media has exploited our recent propensity to seek out our divisions, instead of our commonalities.
The second sees reason as embedded within complex traditions: rationality is what a given tradition or community takes it to consist in (cf. MacIntyre 1988; communitarianism).
If they are women, they are less likely, for embedded cultural and social reasons, to be told they should be writing a big and ambitious nonfiction book.
Also, embedded primarily for nostalgic reasons and my own edification, one of the most infamous scenes in pro wrestling from the 1990s.
Sound premolars extracted for orthodontic reasons were embedded up to their cervical area in a polyvinylsiloxane putty, creating four groups of four teeth with three interproximal areas each (mesial/distal).
It reviews the reasons for the parallel evolution of embedded and desktop processors and reasons for dual tracks targeting open versus closed embedded systems these systems constrain microarchitectural evolution due to the need for timing predictability.
The reason is embedded in its structure.
And danger, suffering and death magnetize the eyes for reasons that are embedded in the nature of human existence.
The condemnations do not testify to the influence of Arabic philosophers proper: Avicenna was critical of astrology for epistemological reasons and Averroes embedded astrological doctrines in Peripatetic mainstream theories about the influence of the stars.
