Sentence examples for most natural languages from inspiring English sources

Most natural languages have little trouble generating self-reference.

Colour photography is mainstream; mobile phones and social media have made snapshots the most natural visual language of all.

We then apply the framework to the twenty-four most recent natural language-enabled wheelchair projects, in order to compare their achievements and identify areas for improvement.

In his 1905 paper, "On denoting," Russell embraced the view that neither 'Pegasus' nor in fact most proper names of natural languages are genuine 'logical' proper names.

The basis of its prosody is a line of alternating groups of three or four syllables, probably the most natural rhythm to the language.

While it is of course correct that the semantics for English is one thing and the semantics for French something else, most assume that the various natural languages should all have semantic theories of (in a sense to be explained) the same form.

But, for the most part, processing natural language remains a challenge.Then there is the question of how the new methods compare with existing approaches.

The final piece of the puzzle may be the most difficult: supporting natural language is really, really hard.

Most of the natural language interfaces just focus on a very specific part of the problem (e.g. an interface to a relational database, or an interface to an ontology).

Facebook is well-aware that most of the natural language processing technologies that today's digital assistants are built on aren't advanced enough to be consistently useful, but the data you give Facebook ain't ever going out of style and they're going to need that data to power its entrant in the next iteration of AI-powered assistants.

Not only are most available biological natural language (bioNLP) and information retrieval and extraction solutions difficult to adapt to existing MOD curation workflows, but many also have high error rates or are unable to process documents available in those formats preferred by scientific journals.