Sentence examples for extracting meaning from inspiring English sources

The next step in the analysis included extracting meaning units [ 8] from the text according to the aim of the study.

Bilingual multiword expression extraction is always a significant problem in extracting meaning from free text.

We called the academic discipline "statistics" and used its fundamental concepts – means, medians, probability distributions, sampling, significance tests, bias etc – as ways of extracting meaning from data.

Many professions would benefit from software capable of automatically extracting meaning from text.

I chose a joint major in computer science and molecular biology because I love extracting meaning from data and bringing the results to life.

This talent for extracting meaning from simple but unexpected choices — like shifting the position of a floor or the texture of a material — is what imbues Sanaa's architecture with a hint of mystery.

The machine extracts "meaning" from vast quantities of what computer scientists call unstructured data, which essentially means anything designed to be consumed by humans rather than computers.

As we sleep, our brains replay, process, learn, and extract meaning.

Serves as chief architect for IBM's WebFountain system, which identifies patterns in and extracts meaning from billions of Web pages to aid business decisions and fraud detection.

His pioneering work on how the brain extracts meaning from sights and sounds made it possible to restore sight to the blind.

Taking the opposite perspective, some environmentalists have argued that virtually none of the oil handled by Keystone XL would otherwise be extracted, meaning that one hundred per cent of the emissions should be counted.