Sentence examples for historical corpus from inspiring English sources
Another is the Dutch sculptor Folkert de Jong, whose work, in classically sculpted Styrofoam or cast polyurethane, cross-references war and the historical corpus of Western art.
Brookhiser cuts Abigail out of the group portrait, disparaging historians who "tell the Adams story as if it were a purely domestic saga" and rely too heavily on the letters of John and Abigail, which, like a rash on the historical corpus, "keep coming back".
With large-scale digitization efforts underway, delivering historical corpora with texts dating from the last 400 years, a particularly challenging aspect is the need to adapt the annotation in the face of significant word meaning change over time.
This lecture explores how historical GIS, corpus linguistics, and digital visualization are central to explaining the role of construction in the Holocaust.
This article introduces and implements an interdisciplinary approach to the examination of historical text corpora.
The historical core of habeas corpus is to challenge extrajudicial executive detention.
The largest structured corpus of historical English containing more than 400 million words of text of American English from 1810 to 2009.
These major achievements were commemorated and celebrated in an extensive corpus of historical and fictional texts, many available in English translation.
The Corpus of Historical American English (COHA) gives the long view over two centuries of texts, while The Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA) looks at the last two decades or so.
"It is a rich corpus of historical and intellectual literature that is just beginning to become more widely understood and accessible to a broader group of scholars and researchers," said Mr. Rajan, a specialist in Middle East studies.
"It is of the historical essence of habeas corpus that it lies to test proceedings so fundamentally lawless that imprisonment pursuant to them is not merely erroneous but void". Fay v. Noia, 372 U.S. 391, 423, 83 S.Ct.
