Sentence examples for represent sentences from inspiring English sources

Ostension schemes are matrices with rows to introduce pictures and columns to represent sentences.

Actions are typically used to represent sentences of the following constructions: Subject + Intransitive Verb (+ Adverbial Clause); Transitive Verb + Direct Object (+ Adverbial 4 Clause).

This provides support for factorial invariance of the two latent constructs over time; i.e. the latent variables representing sentence repetition and language ability can be interpreted as representing the same construct at each time point.

For example, the axis can represent two sentences, and the dots can represent the locations where the sentence on the X-axis and the sentences on the Y-axis contain the same word.

' (A) An anti-Aurora A anti-serum recognizes the NH2-terminal recombinant histidine-tagged protein domain used for immunization (left) and the 47-kD endogenous Aurora A protein kinase in Drosophila embryo extracts (right) by Western blotting.' (4) Curator missed —This class of sentences actually represents TP sentences that the curator failed to identify when annotating the test set papers.

On the other hand, Repair DSs are used to represent the sentences which are trying to repair the semantic slots which had been incorrectly accepted in previous dialog turn.

"This sentence represents the sentence of a second-class citizen," said Hunter, McDonald's great-uncle.

It would take Jules Feiffer or a mime of genius to visually represent this sentence.

A Queens lawyer who bought a bungalow in Hawaii and a world-class wine collection while stealing from the accounts of disabled and mentally ill people he had been appointed to represent was sentenced yesterday to three to nine years in prison.

Using each DR as a feature, we can represent a sentence s as a binary vector v s, where v s ( i ) = 1, if R i ∈ T s, 0, otherwise, (9).

When we represent a sentence like 'Quine is a philosopher' in a standard formal language as 'P q),' we absorb the entire expression 'is a philosopher' into the predicate 'P'.