Sentence examples for parser of from inspiring English sources
Another parser of Dylan's songs became convinced that his album "Time Out of Mind," from 1997, foretold the death of Princess Diana.
According to Bruce Wagner, who wrote the screenplay for "Maps to the Stars," Moore, who never reads stage directions, is "a brutal parser of the text".
HOUSTON — As a teenager, Ted Cruz was an intense and eloquent parser of free-market economics, dazzling Rotary Clubs here in Houston by reciting the Constitution.
It has never pretended to be a nuanced parser of subtleties, but prides itself on being vulgar and irreverent, and takes the view that if people's feelings are mangled in the spokes of its crude machine of satire, then so be it.
The main adaption is implemented in the chemical format parser of the RDT.
Although the syntax of the language is not affected, to add procedure call support, the parser of the language has to be extended to recognize procedure call patterns (together with associated blank nodes expressed in abbreviated form) and process them in a special way.
Thanks to the Internet, we have become expert parsers of language, meaning, and authorial intent.
(I think the "it" in question was the same it which Richard imagined Sky pundit Jamie Redknapp hanging out the back of, but parsers of their Socratic dialogues will be able to shed more light on which object agreed with which verb and so on).
Similarly, this week the Pentagon acknowledged that the United States was still carrying out air strikes, even though the Obama Administration had led non-parsers of its language to believe that we had turned combat operations over to NATO and were just milling around "supporting" NATO, maybe by fiddling with dials in high-tech communications centers, redirecting satellites, or things like that.
This situation is currently changing, due to the availability of automatic parsers and part-of-speech taggers, as we will see below.
We describe the use of this parser for solving robotics problems and, in a more general context, for analysing and solving systems of equations.
