Sentence examples for implied by the utterance from inspiring English sources

Instead, our model, Temporal Grounding Graphs, maintains a learned state representation for a belief over factual groundings, those derived from natural-language in- teractions, and lazily infers new groundings from visual observations using the context implied by the utterance.

Again, this is implied by the former.

B: Yeah, so don't I. Wood (2014) argues that this construction involves something called "implicature canceling," which is the refutation of an implicature (something implied by an utterance but not explicitly stated in the utterance).

What they can most firmly anticipate being taken to mean is strongly implied by their utterance, what they may or may not be taken to mean, depending on facts about the listeners they aren't in a position to know, is only weakly implied.

Take the network implied by book-translation.

A few weeks ago we were dumbfounded by the utterance, "cheese-solos," which Emma requested repeatedly.

Rather, within the context of their spousal relationship, the women implied that their verbal utterance of events or thoughts were "heard," thereby, reaffirming their interpretation.

And the terrorists' words are counterbalanced by the utterances of the victims.

By following the utterance and illocutionary force concepts, we develop locutionary and illocutionary annotation acts concepts.

There is another expression, "out of the mouths of babes," which implies an utterance of wisdom from someone not expected to have it.

This audio file presents the utterance 'nuo' (lie down) uttered first by the keeper and then by Koshik, the elephant.