When the automotive industry get wired, Fooky.com can seamlessly allow voice recognition to process phrase-based commands such as “get traffic for Chicago".
"Coming forth by day," the Egyptians termed this process: the phrase that provided them with their collective name for the funerary scrolls.
After I left the doctor's office, still in that post-anesthesia state, I tried to process the phrase "low malignant potential".
They were neither innocents nor purists — unlike, for example, Adlai Stevenson, who, in his acceptance speech at the 1956 Democratic National Convention, called political advertising "the ultimate indignity to the democratic process" (a phrase quoted by Greenberg).
The former ones were tests such as design copying, while the latter were experimental tasks built to transpose into the linguistic domain the constructive process as phrasing by arranging paper scraps into a sentence.
In recent years, cognitive scientists have become increasingly interested in how bilingual speakers process words, phrases, and sentences in their second language (L2).
Some processes that were intensified some decades before the phrase "process intensification" became common in the process engineering literature, used electric fields, and others employed centrifugal forces.
For example, you might ask for a one word attribute relating to a product or process; a longer phrase pitching the same; an item attribute (color, weight, or size); a catch phrase; a new motto,... Allow multiple votes.
A "fully constitutional process" is the phrase used to describe the kidnapping of the elected president and his expulsion from the country.
At no time in the process was the phrase "the science says that we must …" ever uttered to justify one course of action over another.
"A learning process" is the phrase that Jeffrey Norman most frequently uses to describe the third year of operation of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, and who can blame him?
