Sentence examples for pairing sentences from inspiring English sources

This also includes pairing sentences that have the same meaning but are said differently.

"Literary Jukebox," a new venture from Brain Pickings, pairs sentences from books with complementary pieces of music.

The most well-worked out views on this topic are the Gricean view, which explains meaning in terms of the communicative intentions of language users, and the view that the meanings of expressions are fixed by conventions which pair sentences with certain beliefs.

The WER increases by 1.1% absolute to 33.2% and is statistically significant with using the Matched pair sentence segment word error (MAPSSWE) test [33].

"My greatest hope is to pair sentencing reduction with prison reform," she said.

From the Archives: Pair Sentenced for Kidnapping but One May Get Mercy.

The convicted pair, sentenced to the maximum of 14 years of hard labour each, were pardoned two weeks later following the intervention of United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.

A language, for him, is just a pairing of sentences with the meanings they are assigned under this convention, and a theory of the language is correct just in case it entails this pairing.

Therefrom, we propose relationship types between pairs of predicates which represent relationships between original pairs of sentences.

But such a pair of sentences could differ in truth-value, since, for any pair of expressions which differ in reference, there is some pair of sentences which differ only by the substitution of those expressions and differ in truth-value.

The perceptual experiment consisted of a two-alternative forced-choice design, in which listeners heard matched pairs of sentences and were asked to identify which sentence in the pair departed from normal sounding speech.