Sentence examples for language sample from inspiring English sources

Basically data collection was through direct observation, oral language sample, interactions recording and interviews.

Solutions to the inference problem are evolved by optimizing the parameters of a covering grammar for a given language sample.

A tin ear for language (sample: "The loggerhead at which science and law now abut may become a tipping point") and a smattering of minor but annoying factual errors, like misidentifying a few medical experts, do not help.

The first study was designed to determine whether expressions of autonomy and relatedness in autobiographical narrative vary by age of memories and by (sub) cultural specificity within one (Russian) language sample.

Drawing inspiration from the way children learn languages, we propose here a corpus and entropy-based methodology that follows a subjectivist approach to granulate and identify statements of consequence in a natural language sample, all within the periphery of a particular context.

Provides a limited language sample or a sample wholly spoken from notes.

In her book, You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in Conversation, Deborah Tannen describes her findings when she studied language samples of men and women.

Pennycook used a Web site -- which refers to itself with an expletive for the sentences it produces -- to generate the language samples.

Future investigations might increase the size of language samples or expand participant numbers to explore their potential specificity in identifying FTD.

This paper describes an evolutionary approach to the problem of inferring stochastic context-free grammars from finite language samples.

It is our contention that the advanced neuro-imaging procedures demand an equivalent refinement in the language sampling domain.