Sentence examples for inferred meanings from inspiring English sources

As an ethnographer, I inferred meanings by sorting through the consonances and dissonances, and what the gaps meant, if anything.

We describe a computational model of word learning that solves these two inference problems in parallel, rather than relying exclusively on either the inferred meanings of utterances or cross-situational word-meaning associations.

This is a culture that is built on distinct dialects, colloquialisms, inferred meanings, local interpretations/definitions, and tradition-rich nuances.

A language made up of distinct dialects, colloquialisms, inferred meanings, local definitions, and tradition-rich nuances all driven by long-standing cultural influences.

How can you teach your students to analyze and infer meanings from objects?

It's true, however, that some companies are working on technologies that can be used for inferring meanings, which would be the next step.

All reading requires the reader to infer meaning: the first chapter of The Sound and the Fury turns inference into an extreme sport.

Siri's great trick is inferring meaning; Watson's great trick is retrieving information.

Even if you barely know the language, you can then infer meaning from fragments you comprehend, guessing at unknown words from context.

It is unattractive, its mystical pretenses fail to even infer meaning, and it is a colossal waste of a facade that with a triumphant work could unite the entire area.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest The assumption made by Rose, Murdoch, Farage and other journalists who picked up on the story is that you can infer meaning about global warming and the effect of sea ice extent from just one year of data.