Sentence examples for one billion words from inspiring English sources
The assorted subcorpus of BCC has about one billion words.
The recognition test was comprised of one hundred and eight words randomly ordered in four columns of twenty-seven on a sheet of paper.
His contract called for one hundred and fifty and two hundred words a day.
Ten photographs in Richard L. Berke's article (July 9) were worth one million words.
One hundred and fourteen words are carved into the stone, listing Burris's accomplishments, several of them obscure.
The one prose work that is biographically specific to him, "Monte Video," is problematic — at only one thousand two hundred and sixty-three words, it's not an ideal sample.
Figure 3 Cumulative unigram probability distribution for Penn Treebank Corpus with about one million words (Zipf's law).
Similarly, both "dead" and "distressed" have a negative valence of −0.765, but the former appears 48.4 times per one million words, the latter only 1.6 times.
Compared with RNNLM without a class-based layer, the perplexity (PPL) of the model shown in Table1 is 10% higher for the Penn Treebank Corpus (one million words).
One million words are randomly selected from training data and evaluated by the FNNLM and NNLM, where the word is fed into the FNNLM and RNNLM one by one.
However, the word limits for the writing tasks, which were usually around one hundred and fifty words may limit examiners from including micro-genres such as explanations and information reports in exposition texts.
