Sentence examples for external linguistic from inspiring English sources

However, such attribute relation is commonly predefined by means of external linguistic knowledge bases, preprocessed in advance of the learning of attribute classifiers.

This is not to collapse the distinction between external and internal representational formats: for a connectionist in particular, the kind of 'storage' mechanisms employed by the brain are quite distinct in format and process from those of most external linguistic or digital systems.

The findings also give a first impression on how external linguistic information may interfere with sentence-internal analyses.

The concept of realisation as developed in SFL has demonstrated the reach and efficacy of language events, thus justifying the recognition of context as a language external stratum of the linguistic theory.

Numerous studies, as reviewed in Ref. [32], already demonstrate that the language users dynamically modify their use of nouns and noun phrases as a function of the linguistic and external context.

The Phaedo's discussion of Recollection suggests that there is something inherently flawed with empiricist or abstractionist accounts, at least those that attempt to derive any concept from our contacts, perceptual or linguistic, with the external world.

Analogous considerations apply to the existence of physical things (the external world) given the logico-linguistic frameworks of everyday discourse and empirical science.

Starting from the problem of the existence of abstract entities, Carnap distinguished internal questions, that is, questions that can arise and be answered within a particular logico-linguistic framework, from external questions, that is, meta-level questions about which framework to prefer.

Telephone interviews revealed that answer discrepancies in different language versions were due to external factors rather than lack of linguistic and cultural equivalency.

Yet he was able to develop new logical and semantic theories as well as the general strategy adopted by the Oxford Realists, as he methodically substituted reference to external objective realities for reference to linguistic and/or mental activities.

To assess the extent to which Wikipedia suffers from potential gender bias, we compare biographies about men and women in Wikipedia along the following dimensions: external and internal global notability, topical and linguistic presentation, structural position, and meta-data presentation.