Sentence examples for resulting grammar from inspiring English sources
An example of resulting grammar for one of the test songs is.
Zellig Harris, an archetypal Externalist, is explicit that the reason for not regarding the set of utterances as finite concerns the elegance of the resulting grammar: "If we were to insist on a finite language, we would have to include in our grammar several highly arbitrary and numerical conditions" (Harris 1957: 208).
Moreover, by estimating the probabilities p ^ i, 1 ≤ i ≤ 54, by their relative frequencies, the resulting grammar Ĝ sto has the consistency property, which means Ĝ sto provides a probability distribution on the language L (Ĝ sto ) = L.
Thus, the resulting new grammar is given by: Definition App-.14.
While quite successful, this approach provides little assurance that "phrases" in the resulting synchronous grammars are semantically coherent units, in the linguistic sense.
Sevenoaks is the only part of Kent without a grammar school, resulting in over 1,100 pupils travelling 15 miles to Tunbridge Wells.
The second row (b) shows the detected endpoints and the resulting installation zones after grammar evaluation, their center lines are depicted by dashed red lines.
These codons are translated according to the grammar into a resulting phenotype (in this case, a functional NN).
The result is grammar variants implementing the same language.
To facilitate readability of our study's results, the grammar of participants' quotations was carefully amended while retaining the original content.
As a result, stochastic grammars provide a robust means for inferring unobserved quantities from the data, e.g., the dependence of recruitment dynamics on unmeasured latent variables.
