Sentence examples for relationship language from inspiring English sources

Despite this inverse relationship, language generation has traditionally received less attention from computational linguists than language understanding, because if the content to be verbalized is available in an unambiguous, formal representation, standard output templates can often be used for generation, at least in sufficiently narrow domains.

Popcorn Profile Audience: Grown-ups Distribution: Art house Mood: Sober Tempo: In no hurry Visual Style: Nicely varnished realism Nutshell: Dysfunctional relationship Language: True to life Social Significance: Thought provoking.

SBGN defines three different languages: the Process Description language (PD), the Entity Relationship language (ER), and the Activity Flow language (AF).

The impact of issues including the clinician/client relationship, language difficulties, whether the client's basic needs are met, prolonged chronic trauma, poverty, and mistrust of mainstream systems are important considerations, particularly for Aboriginal clients.

The designated CHW for this activity belongs to the same Latin American community, facilitating knowledge of this particular environment, its needs, problems, fears, relationships, language and codes, and other forms of communication.

Such information exchange systems are typically an integral component of a socio-cognitive-technical complex in which a wider interacting system of relationships, language, materials, genes, and people were co-produced during human movement [66].

I've been engaged in the relationship between language, words and gesture.

Studies explicitly investigating the relationship between language testing experience and second language motivation among young adolescent language learners (or test-takers) are quite scarce.

How to conceptualize such a relationship in language which is meaningful in both languages is a critical task in itself.

This special issue is the outcome of collaborative work on the relationship between language and landscape, carried out in the Language and Cognition Group at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics.

What undoes this book isn't the strained relationship between language and reality but the strained relationship between language and Sarah Manguso.