Sentence examples for indicative words from inspiring English sources

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The intent of this module is to associate indicative words with respect to the different quality categories which will help for better prediction.

Throughout this article, we refer to such indicative words (e.g. mouse, hSos-1) as 'species words'.

And as Dr. Schlessinger addresses questions like "How can I get him to stop walking around angry and pouting?," she makes it clear that "proper" is her title's most indicative word.

Also according to our analysis there were very few highly indicative word features in this task, so the labeled data could not help much to the reference feature selection.

In the test, the participants were shown images and words indicative of hetero- and homosexuality (pictures of same-sex and straight couples, words like "homosexual" and "gay") and were asked to sort them into the appropriate category, gay or straight, as quickly as possible.

Words indicative of shoplifting and credit card fraud stand out in this group of topics.

To identify persons with mental illness in a police administrative database, an algorithm was developed that was composed of (a) caution/dependency flags, (b) addresses, and (c) key search words indicative of mental illness.

"A single word indicative of my feelings — known upon the street," testified Robert W. Fitzhugh, a freeborn carpenter, "would have no doubt caused my death".

Gale recalled "Our second weekend was higher than our first weekend, which is indicative of great word of mouth.

Complicit, defined as "choosing to be involved in an illegal or questionable act, especially with others," was the annual pick of a word "indicative of larger trends that resonated throughout the year," the company said.