Sentence examples for given vocabulary from inspiring English sources
He wanted to write that ambiguity, despite the fact that the given vocabulary of a language is limited and that much of what passes between people is unarticulated, difficult to describe and subject to interpretation.
In this work, we intend to create a pronunciation dictionary from a given vocabulary.
In the vector space model, a document —in our case, a transcript or a synopsis is represented by a vector containing a score for each possible index term of a given vocabulary.
Many people today have not been given vocabularies to talk about what virtue is, what character consists of, and in which way excellence lies, so they just talk about community service, figuring that if you are doing the sort of work that Bono celebrates then you must be a good person.
Many people today have not been given vocabularies to talk about what virtue is, what character consists of, and in which way excellence lies, so they just talk about community service, figuring that if you are doing the sort of work that Bono celebrates than you must be a good person.
Given that vocabulary spreads readily from one dialect to another the presence of a particular vocabulary item in a given dialect is not a guarantee of the original source of the item.
That is, she sees movement as something to be explored and does not regard the 350-year-old ballet idiom as a given, a vocabulary sufficient unto itself.
Extensive interviews with the children and their caretakers were conducted at three different periods and each time the children were also given a vocabulary test and a reading examination.
"My feelings for what I wanted to do were given a vocabulary as I went beyond easy answers to my questions: What is social justice?
Children were given the Vocabulary subtest of the WISC-III [36] (age-scaled), which consists of up to 30 words to be defined orally.
EAGL works with a given controlled vocabulary and combines two components: a vector space module, and a regular expression module.
