Sentence examples for judicial domain from inspiring English sources

Many of these terms have their origins in the judicial domain but here they are used for medical diagnostic purpose.

The experimental results of modeling the Slovak language and adaptation to the judicial domain show significant improvement in the model perplexity and increasing the performance of the Slovak transcription and dictation system.

The experiments have been oriented on the evaluation of the model perplexity and performance of the Slovak LVCSR system on the evaluation (test) data after text classification and statistical modeling of the Slovak language from judicial domain.

In this paper, we describe the process of classification of heterogeneous text data into two classes, to the in-domain and out-of-domain data, mainly used for language modeling in the task-oriented speech recognition from judicial domain.

The second part of the experiments presented in the Tables 9 and 10 show the progress of acoustic and language modeling in development of the Slovak transcription and dictation system from the judicial domain, observed during the recent time periods.

Finally, the resulting trigram model was composed from three independent models and adapted to the judicial domain using linear interpolation with computing interpolation weights by our proposed algorithm based on the minimization of perplexity on a development data set.

But he said he was forced to concur with the court's decision to dismiss the lawsuit brought by Mr. Bae and other property owners because recent rulings by the Court of Appeals had "made plain that there is no longer any judicial oversight of eminent domain proceedings".

The kings, moreover, possessed a considerable domain and retained extensive judicial rights, which made the monarchy a relatively strong institution in early Jerusalem.

Because a legal principle exists, according to Dworkin, if the principle follows from the best moral and political interpretation of past judicial and legislative decisions in the relevant domain.

Although cries of "judicial activism" have long been the exclusive domain of the conservatives, the White House, inappropriately, to my mind, characterized one of the decisions as "a plain case of judicial overreaching", and even the New York Times jumped in with the charge that the decision was "a breathtaking example of judicial activism and overreach".

For now, the change will apply solely to new executive branch.gov domains, as the legislative and judicial branches aren't yet implementing a similar policy.