An FTN is a formal and systematic structure, used to model temporal linguistic sentences about the occurrence of an event.
4. Sometimes we will speak of # as truth-functional over a class of valuations instead of truth-functional with respect to the class, when the immediate linguistic context contains another occurrence of the phrase "with respect to". 5. See Leblanc (1966), p. 169 and n. 14; also Sundholm (2001), p. 38. 6.
The cognitive corpus linguistics approach provides information on the probabilities of the occurrence of some linguistic patterns of emotional language use based on their frequencies and distributional patterns.
The cognitive corpus linguistics approach provides information on the probabilities of the occurrence of some linguistic patterns of emotional language use based on their frequencies and distributional criteria.
Frequencies of occurrence of the linguistic realisation of a particular emotion or emotion clusters in the two languages can be juxtaposed to the associated valence, arousal and dominance values of the emotion words, involving aggregates of bodily gestures as well as behavioural and language-related properties of emotions as particular tertia comparationis in the present analysis.
If an expression's role is identified with its linguistic meaning, then the two occurrences of 'this' surely have the same role.
The co-occurrence relation between the linguistic features and each of the DSs are estimated to construct a linguistic feature-by-DS (LFDS) matrix Φ as shown in Eq. (9).
Using the hybrid method of statistical co-occurrence frequencies and computational linguistic analysis, we designed the architecture of the PPI Finder system (see the flowchart in Fig. 1).
To associate genes in Gw with documents in the corpus, we rely on a method that detects all abstracts mentioning a given gene and scores the occurrence based on syntactic and linguistic features such as place and frequency of occurrence resulting in a relevancy score for each gene-document pair [Phoebe Roberts, personal communication on LitMS gene-document index tool].
On the other, we have statistical approaches, whose primary aim is to investigate the patterns of co-occurrence among word forms in linguistic corpora.
The first step is to show that we can give a purely naturalistic account of how some linguistic utterances can be directly tied to the occurrence of stimulations of the sensory nerves, an account of observation sentences, more or less.
