Classification can be distinguished by type: (1) natural, or fundamental e.g., books by subject, (2) accidental e.g., chronological or geographic, and (3) artificial e.g., by alphabet, linguistic base, form, size, or numerical order.
In contrast, sign languages have a linguistic base and permit the expression of an unlimited number of messages.
In addition to Russian songs, Mr. Janitzky will explore literature by Peri, Mozart, Grieg and Samuel Barber, thereby covering all the linguistic bases.
The latter are more data to be mulled over in considering possible linguistic bases for EC.
The proposed controller is designed by combining an adaptive Mamdani linguistic based interval type-2 fuzzy logic system (IT2-FLS) with sliding mode control technique.
But some of our "countrymen" have crossed the line and decided to reclaim Shakespeare as Italian, on vague linguistic bases.
The semantic networks technique creates categories using a semantic/lexical network based on WordNet®, a linguistic project based in Princeton University (Miller 2006).
Computing with words and fuzzy linguistic rule based systems play important roles as they can find various significant applications based on simulating human capability.
He best epitomises the New Lyricism that has blurred the boundaries between pure linguistic innovation based on rhetorical language and the lyric of self.
Still convinced that people of the Caucasus were the paragons of beauty, he placed residents of North Africa and India in the Caucasian category, sliding into a linguistic analysis based on the common derivation of Indo-European languages.
Glossematics, system of linguistic analysis based on the distribution and interrelationship of glossemes, the smallest meaningful units of a language e.g., a word, a stem, a grammatical element, a word order, or an intonation.
