Sentence examples for given word from from inspiring English sources

Aconsiderable number of patients was dissatisfied with the length of time it took for the GP to be given word from the specialist; this could often take several months.

18 37 40 45 47 48 Delays in care delivery: "considerable numbers of patients were dissatisfied with the length of time it took for the GP to be given word from the specialist"; 38 Frustration: "Separate clinics don't talk to each other or ring each other.

18 37 38 47 Problems with the transfer of information at the interface were considered a significant cause of three major concerns: Delays in care delivery: "considerable numbers of patients were dissatisfied with the length of time it took for the GP to be given word from the specialist"; 38 Frustration: "Separate clinics don't talk to each other or ring each other.

Participants had to push a button as fast as possible to indicate whether they consciously recollected a given word from the learning phase ('remember'), whether they were less certain of having learned the word ('know'), or whether they had no recollection of the word ('not seen before').

The CS method starts with retrieving articles containing the target word in the given word sense from predetermined Web sites.

The scale of emotional valence was used to estimate how negative or positive were the emotions evoked by a given word, ranging from –3 to 3 (–3 for very negative emotions, 0 for emotionally neutral emotions, and 3 for very positive emotions).

The critical stimuli in the final selection were matched on all these as well as on the number of letters, word form and lemma frequency (linear and logarithmic), the number of orthographic neighbours (words that can be derived from a given word by exchanging one letter), and orthographic bigram and trigram letter frequency obtained from the CELEX database (Baayen et al. 1993).

Their motifs are not regular expressions but 'δ-balls': the set of words that are within a set Hamming distance from a given word.

Lemmatization can sometimes yield more than one lemma from a given word e.g., the lemma of "leaves" can be "leaf" or "leave", depending on whether "leaves" is a plural noun or a verb.

(1) Query formation The query is formed from the example sentences of the given word sense in the WordNet dictionary by taking the target word and its adjacent two words on both sides after removing stop words.

Thrice-presented words were not included in behavioral or ERP analysis, but were included to discourage subjects from anticipating forthcoming words during testing (i.e., it was unclear to subjects how many times a given word would appear).