Sentence examples for expressions whose from inspiring English sources

The MetaNet Project will build a system able to extract linguistic manifestations of metaphor – expressions whose meaning relies on conceptual metaphors such as Life is a Journey – from texts in four languages and to understand them automatically.

Cranach made radiantly personable portraits of court figures and sweet nudes — both Biblical (Eve) and mythological (Venus, Diana, the Three Graces) — featuring girlish, impossibly long-waisted bodies and generic expressions whose repetition somehow doesn't spoil the freshness of each image.

Le Messie's Zombies — a series of brightly colored creatures with sardonic expressions, whose bodies resemble large gel caps with arms, legs and removable heads that cover their deformed brains — are typical of an obsessive attention to detail.

Similar examples can be generated on the basis of other so-called "deictic" expressions, whose referents are essentially tied to the context in which they are used (e.g., you, this, that, here, and now).

Lexical definition specifies the meaning of an expression by stating it in terms of other expressions whose meaning is assumed to be known (e.g., a ewe is a female sheep).

In the practical range of 10 30 °C, the relationship of the three kinetic parameters with temperature was described by second order polynomial expressions, whose parameters, in turn, depended on water activity.

A function that terminates by executing a return statement, giving an expression whose value is to be returned.

A target with therapeutic potential, lysine-specific demethylase 1A (KDM1A) is a regulator of gene expression whose tower domain is a protein protein interaction motif.

The yield surfaces tabulated in Lee and Parks [7] are consistently fitted by a concise analytical expression whose form is suggested by the present approach.

Contrary to the relatively well-understood dynamics of the GFP expression system, regulation of MetE generates a feedback loop between global cell physiology and gene expression, whose dynamics is much harder to describe.

Mr. Ward spent weeks in the hospital, Mr. Hubbell wrote, and wore an expression whose meaning was clear: "If I had done my man-of-the-house duty and gotten the drainage system fixed, he wouldn't be in a back brace".