Sentence examples for may be terms from inspiring English sources

As an example of noise, if we consider that nouns may be terms while adjectives cannot, if an adjective (for example, 'ecológico'ecologicalcal') from the ecology domain) is wrongly marked as a noun, it would mistakenly be extracted as a domain term.

The Event table also contains an index column, the type of event (e.g., Up-regulation, Binding), an auto-generated value column constructed from the underlying terms, and a dynamic number of associated entities, which may be terms or other events.

The alternative view of human nature may be termed dualistic.

Such a diffusion of power may be termed noncentralization.

These fossils are indexes of relative geologic age and may be termed index fossils.

On an entirely different level are features that constitute what may be termed micro topography.

The northernmost portion of the Deccan may be termed the peninsular foreland.

The plotting is appropriately multifaceted, the characters surprisingly complex, the denouement -- which may be termed post-Aristotelian -- deeply satisfying.

These two branches of mathematical linguistics, which may be termed statistical and algebraic linguistics, respectively, are typically distinct.

As metamorphism proceeds, the average crystal size increases, and mineral segregation develops; the rock then may be termed a phyllite.

Many measuring and sensing devices, as well as loudspeakers, thermocouples, microphones, and phonograph pickups, may be termed transducers.