Sentence examples for initial vocabulary of from inspiring English sources

This initial vocabulary of rhetorical predicates to represent the functional structure of texts is intended to have adequate scope while keeping the numbers of predicate labels to a manageable number.

We chose the BBC Sound Effects Library (Original Series) [16] as our principal source for the nonspeech audio representations because it provides a large enough vocabulary that can overlap with the core of our initial vocabulary for a variety of auditory events and scenes with high quality, cleanly recorded, sound clips.

A student with initial vocabulary and some knowledge of grammar rules might want to practice them by creating simple sentences.

We compared this initial vocabulary with the collection of words generated from the BBC Sound Effects Library [16] captions, which has 1368 words after stemming and without nonlinguistic symbols.

Other researchers, such as Musselwhite and St . Louissuggest that initial vocabulary items should be of high interest to the user, be frequently applicable, have a range of meanings and be pragmatic in functionality.

The purpose of developing automated matching methods is to create an initial population of vocabulary matches across different systems, which can be reviewed by a terminology expert.

Clicks are used extensively in the vocabulary of Khoisan languages, and they are the initial sounds in approximately 70 percent of the words.

The elaborate initial letters that are found in nearly all later decorated manuscripts were first devised in the British Isles, and the decorative vocabulary of later continental illumination owed much to English and Irish invention.

He has a vocabulary of 500 words.

The usual vocabulary of planning seems insufficient.

"It had a vocabulary of 200 words".