Sentence examples similar to nuanced languages from inspiring English sources

Designed to identify valuable information in conversations, LUIS interprets user goals (intents) and distills valuable information from sentences (entities), for a high quality, nuanced language model.

Like any such document negotiated by representatives from diverse and competing national interests (a microcosm of the UN itself) it reflects the art of compromise and nuanced language.

"We try as hard as possible," Dr. Fleming said, "to state objectively what is known about condom efficacy without nuancing language beyond what is supported by the science".

Political opponents said the row showed that although Marine Le Pen had nuanced her political language and euphemisms, the fundamental party ideas remained the same.

Safire pondered similar nuances of language, particularly of the English language, from an expansive writer's den overlooking Farragut Square in the New York Times' Washington bureau.

"Playing an instrument may help youngsters better process speech in noisy classrooms and more accurately interpret the nuances of language that are conveyed by subtle changes in the human voice," she told the American Association for the Advancement of Science in San Diego, California.

Many of Adichie's best observations regard nuances of language.

Similarly, negations and other nuances of language cause paradoxical results.

Software is far from understanding all the nuances of language.

Watson can understand nuances of language and syntax, unlike Google.

He has a great sensitivity to nuances of language and texts.