Sentence examples for grammatical variants from inspiring English sources

Grammatical variants of the term 'observation' have been applied to impressively different perceptual and non-perceptual process and records of the results they produce.

This is similar to the use of stemming in ranked querying, where words are reduced to a root form, allowing grammatical variants of a concept to be matched.

The first classification is determined by grammatical form.

Termbase Manager – a conversion utility that transforms the results from the automatic alignment into a database, containing candidate term pairs, inflectional variants, grammatical information, examples, etc. IView – a graphical interface to the SQL database.

The collective result of such experiences is the spread of linguistic variables i.e., groups of variants (sounds or grammatical phenomena) primarily determined by social (educational, racial, age, class) influences, an example being the existence of the two forms "He don't know" and the standard "He doesn't know".

A variety of metaheuristic search techniques are found to be applicable for non-functional testing including simulated annealing, tabu search, genetic algorithms, ant colony methods, grammatical evolution, genetic programming (and its variants including linear genetic programming) and swarm intelligence methods.

The accusation by Socrates that his interlocutors do not have a specific virtue unless they can provide a logically tight definition for 'what (the specific) virtue is', and the Parmenidian formulation that 'being is' are, for Rosenstock-Huessy, but variants of this mistaken grammatical faith.

Only a minority, however, are genuine variants, most being dogmatic, exegetical, grammatical, or merely orthographic in character.

A large number of search techniques were found to be applicable to those problems, including simulated annealing, tabu search, Genetic Algorithms (GAs), Ant Colony Optimization (ACO), grammatical evolution, Genetic Programming (GP) (and its variants), and swarm intelligence methods.

In addition to its basic function of defining words, a dictionary may provide information about their pronunciation, grammatical forms and functions, etymologies, syntactic peculiarities, variant spellings, and antonyms.

The information about grammatical structure of multiword scientific terms, their text variants, context of their usage may be represented as a set of lexico-syntactic patterns.