Radhakrishnan said that users were basically taking parts of Paper documents and pasting them into presentation applications given that the documents had turned into large lexicons of a project for meetings.
You can see, at MoMA, how "The Scream" fits into Munch's painting cycle "The Frieze of Life," not to mention his larger lexicon of femmes fatales and melancholy men.
LSA requires the use of a large lexicon for recognizing the entire response whereas ANN only requires a small lexicon to populate its features thereby making it practical with current word recognition technology.
At younger ages the largest part of unique environmental influences was due to unique environmental innovation.
For instance, English has a slightly larger lexicon than French.
Style and conventional virtuosity were not crucial to her so much as discovering each dancer's unique lexicon of balance, locomotion and soul.
"What's uniquely interesting about people who are transgender is this exploration of a truth that is not evident within the lexicon of society at large".
It is found that the Chinese emotion lexicon is unique and differs from the known European languages in two respects.
Beside a hierarchically structured lexicon of occupations, the O*NET includes a large database of work and worker characteristics associated with each occupation.
A first-order modal language L consists of a lexicon of primitive syntactic items that are drawn from a large stock.
