Sentence examples similar to hearing mode from inspiring English sources

In the hear mode, in contrast, there is a pragmatic ambiguity.

The algorithm used for connecting (hear mode) and activating (think mode) proplets is time-linear Left-Associative Grammar (Hausser 1992).

Formally, the two possible hear mode interpretations compare as follows: This hear mode interpretation uses Hector's STAR with a STAR-2 cofversion29 of the content from pro1 to pro2.

The valid Existential Generalization of the corresponding de re interpretation is also derived by a hear mode inference.

The supplemented name proplet is stored in the token line of the surface and used in the hear mode.

The prn value will be provided by a hear mode derivation (e.g. Hausser 2006, Sect. 3.4.2).

Language-dependent surfaces play a role only in the automatic word form recognition of the hear mode and the automatic word form production of the speak mode.

The STAR-2 is the agent's hear mode perspective onto language content as needed for the correct interpretation of indexicals.

If the agent acquired the appropriate name in the hear mode ("Applying the formal baptizing operation"), it is preserved in the word bank ("Known name refers to known referent") and may be used in the speak mode.

The time-linear order of the sign induced by the speaker's navigation is eliminated in the hear mode, allowing storage of the proplets in accordance with the database schema of the content-addressable15 word bank.

It illustrates the production and interpretation of indexicals with explicit STARs for the speak and the hear mode in statements, WH and Yes/No questions with answers, and a request with fulfillment.