Sentence examples for expressive structure from inspiring English sources

Vervet monkeys have a lexical structure but no expressive structure.

Songbirds, on the other hand, appear to communicate using only an expressive structure.

This representation is a tradeoff between the modeling capacity of the facial expressive structure and the efficiency of feature extraction.

Winding up its canyons, you pass some provokingly expressive structures.

The amassing of large, expressive structures through the repetition of small elements was the essential technique of Minimalism.

So he started studying the many ways that animals communicate, looking for examples of lexical or expressive structures.

Because we see independent lexical and expressive structures in animals, it's possible that human language could have evolved through the combination of similar preexisting systems, Miyagawa, Berwick, and University of Tokyo biopsychologist and co-author Kazuo Okanoya report online this month in Frontiers in Psychology.

Here, the essay treats the expressive structures often seen but rarely written about for the simple reason that they are not human dwellings: pigeon towers (designed to facilitate the birds' entrance and exit in addition to collecting and storing dung), ice-houses and cisterns.

While subtrees are more expressive structures compared to paths or walks, constructing subtrees is computationally expensive.

Motivation: Event extraction using expressive structured representations has been a significant focus of recent efforts in biomedical information extraction.

Though a number of CP-ABE schemes with partially hidden access structures have been proposed, most of them only enable restricted access structures, whereas several other schemes supporting expressive access structures are computationally inefficient due to the fact that they are built in the composite-order groups.