Sentence examples for mostly semantic from inspiring English sources

In reality, that distinction is mostly semantic.

Although these measures are named "entropy", fundamental differences in their algorithms make their similarities mostly semantic.

I see this as a mostly semantic discussion, and follow the suggestion that the ocular/protocerebral region should be seen as a complex structure [ 15], which is not a true serial homolog of more posterior segments.

This seems to be supported by the view of Wykoff (1990), who regarded the differences between an approach with potential and without a potential as mostly semantic, because either approach, if appropriately used, can produce acceptable predictions.

Bruce Lanphear, a professor at BC Children's Hospital and Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, British Columbia, says debates over whether scientists should get involved in policy are mostly semantic.

His research interests mostly include Semantic Web, ontologies, MDA, and applications of artificial intelligence techniques to education.

I understand that this is mostly a semantic issue at this point, but it's one that I think is actually important.

The difficulties were mostly of semantic origin (13 items).

Fourteen out of the 32 items of the SCQ generated difficulties which were mostly of semantic origin (13 items).

Current research efforts focus mostly on learning semantic hashing functions which design compact binary codes to map semantically similar images into similar codes; however the visual similarity is not well explored for constructing semantic hashing functions.

Current work mostly targets debugging semantic defects in ontologies.