Sentence examples similar to linear sentence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker's own vocabulary glitters on the verge of fireworks: he can be "as tarabiscoté as George Saintsbury or Henry James" while he goes about "impanating" — placing in bread — "doings in linear sentences".

The formal resources of any language for making distinctions in the structural meanings of sentences are limited by two things: the linear (time) dimension of speaking and the limited memory span of the human brain.

Dressed in orange hazmat suits, and looking quite strange themselves, the earthlings head into the tall cylinder day after day, hoping to communicate with a being that does not speak in linear terms, sentences or easily discernible patterns.

over-generation consists of producing a set of possible linear orderings of the sentence constituents.

This was done using a second logistic regression analysis for predicting the verdict and a second multiple linear regression to predict sentence length.

The conjunction of the axioms for a linear ordering and the sentence ∃x Px → ∃x(Px & ∀y(Py → (y = x v x < y))) is true in a structure (A, <) iff the relation < well-orders the set A.   The sentence ∃R[∀x ∀y ∀z(Rxy & Ryz → Rxz) & ∀x ¬Rxx & ∃y Rxy)] is true in a structure iff the universe of discourse is an infinite set.

This was done by conducting an initial logistic regression to predict the verdict of guilt or innocence and an initial multiple linear regression to predict the sentence in years.

Basically, the feature generation rule of "main feature" and "content feature" mostly relies on microlevel information about the word token itself, while "sentence feature" and "linear order feature" rely on the macrolevel information about the sentence.