Sentence examples for higher order language from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate empirically that to achieve the same reduction in error rate using a better estimated, higher order language model, our technique evaluates fewer utterance-length hypotheses than conventional N-best rescoring by two orders of magnitude.

All software and simulations were written in Interactive Data Language IDLL) version 5.4, an array-based higher order language.

According to American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) [ 1], (C APD may coexist with other disorders and may be associated with difficulties in higher order language, learning, and communication functions.

For example, several anatomical studies have described how vOT is richly connected with higher order language regions (Ben-Shachar, Dougherty, & Wandell, 2007; Vandermosten, Boets, Wouters, & Ghesquière, 2012; Yeatman, Rauschecker, & Wandell, 2012).

We argue that higher-order language combinatorics, including sentence and discourse processing, can be situated in a unified, cross-species dorsal-ventral streams architecture for higher auditory processing, and that the functions of the dorsal and ventral streams in higher-order language processing can be grounded in their respective computational properties in primate audition.

These, of course, can be represented easily in a higher-order language (Oddie 1982).

In fact, below $\kappa$ there are many cardinals that are totally indescribable, i.e., they reflect all sentences, of any complexity, and in any higher-order language.

The aim of this paper is to introduce a higher-order language for the study of co-authorship data and illustrate the type of novel information it provides.

As noted above, Gödel's first incompleteness theorem implies that for any calculus for a higher-order language there will be a model-theoretically valid formula that will not be derivable in the calculus.

The absence of a main effect of group is of particular interest because it raises a question about how assessments of syntax compare to the means by which higher-order language skills are assessed.

Recently it has been argued that a more complex pattern of hemispheric lateralization involving both low-level auditory processing and higher-order language specific processing in addition to task-demands might be most realistic (McGettigan & Scott, 2012; Zatorre & Gandour, 2008).