Sentence examples for language particularities from inspiring English sources

Stavrianou et al. [15] present a survey of semantic issues of text mining, which are originated from natural language particularities.

Madeleine Crum, Assistant Books Editor I like looking at language particularities, but in case you think that's a snooze (you wouldn't be alone), I'm also interested in reading what critics say about books and whether their reviews are spot on or way off.

They have been mistaken, he believes, in emphasizing "systematicity"—the fact that a language's particularities are "not just random, but based on rules".

" These languages have particularities that should be taken into account," the government said.

For Buber, then, there is no essence of Judaism but there may be an essence of religious experience that transcends language and thus particularity.

Employing this high level description, the knowledge base is translated to a format in appearance close to the natural language with the particularity that it uses a hardware description language (VHDL) directly synthesizable on an FPGA circuit.

Nevertheless, our distinction seems justifiable in the light of the particularities of German language, especially medical sub-language, for which - to the best of our knowledge - this investigation constitutes the first study on sentence delineation with the additional focus on abbreviation detection.

But the price paid for all this is the vivid particularity of language.

In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries came the rise of nationalism and, with it, linguistic nationalism, which held that the particularity of language was in fact an advantage, not a problem.

— Ravi Somaiya (@ravisomaiya) 14 Jun 12 The Guardian's Ian Katz has been observing on Twitter that the inquiry's lead counsel, Robert Jay, has a particularity to his language as he attempts to draw out the connections between Mr. Cameron and Mr. Murdoch's media empire.

It refers to something like the style, the voice, or the particularity of the language as used or applied.