Sentence examples for parsing which from inspiring English sources

He told me that the U.S. press was unduly focussed on the particulars of real-estate deals surrounding Trump, parsing which Russians had purchased apartments from Trump or lived in buildings operating under the Trump name.

In October, after Clinton was asked in a debate if she supported a New York State plan to give driver's licenses to illegal immigrants — and after she tried to twist her way out of answering with such tenacity that she nearly invented a new yoga position — the Edwards campaign released a video titled "The Politics of Parsing," which showed Clinton contradicting herself on other issues too.

Both approaches use parsing which results in heavy-weight.

However, all of them use parsing, which results in heavy-weighted approach.

Finally we mention connectionist models of parsing, which perform syntactic analysis using layered (artificial) neural nets (ANNs, NNs) (see Palmer-Brown et al. 2002; Mayberry and Miikkulainen 2008; and Bengio 2008 for surveys).

To address this problem, we have developed a novel parsing algorithm that we call Component-based LR CLRR) parsing, which provides code-level compositionality for language development by producing a separate parser for each grammar component.

Having many types of insects to compare and contrast makes it easier for scientists to parse which genes are responsible for life span or body size.

In easily digestible, winking prose, Thomas Schumacher, who runs Disney's theatrical unit, and Jeff Kurtti, a Disney historian, define dummy lyrics, fight calls and house heads, and parse which union member is in charge of a candle.

In a new study Forrester Research, a consultancy, estimates that these services generated sales of $11.7 billion in 2010.Going one level deeper, there is "platform as a service" (PaaS, pronounced parse), which means an operating system living in the cloud.

Even as someone who has served a two-year Mormon mission, I cannot hope to understand Parker's level of interest in doing the same, and even as former college students or former professional athletes, writers and analysts cannot begin to parse which of the components of his decision that Parker should prioritize highest.

It's a service that resembles Parse, which Facebook bought for at least $85 million excluding retention earlier this year.