Sentence examples for semantic challenge from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the semantic challenge underlying the concept of a coherent set of system properties, a sampling of various efforts to ascribe meaning to particular ilities, and proposes a prescriptive 20 category semantic basis for specifying a set of ilities, while avoiding the assertion of new definitions.

Semantic challenges can be solved by harmonizing and standardizing clinical models.

We have considered a number of semantic challenges to realism, the thesis that the objects and properties that the world contains exist independently of our conception or perception of them.

Semantic challenges to divine command theory have been proposed; the philosopher William Wainwright argued that to be commanded by God and to be morally obligatory do not have an identical meaning, which he believed would make defining obligation difficult.

The task of 'Data integration' poses both technical and semantic challenges, which are often interconnected.

This would require a transparent conversion of data formats with the resulting technical as well as semantic challenges [ 50 ].

The main semantic challenges were to find terms that captured the essence of the ACT concepts in English, yet being expressed in everyday Swedish language.

When data integration was carried out within homogenous research communities, those languages could rely on a shared understanding of their concepts and the semantic challenges of data integration were addressed through the definition of 'exchange languages' [ 21, 22].

The CHIP demonstrator received the Semantic Web Challenge Award (third prize) in 2007, Busan, Korea.

In last year's Semantic Web Challenge, one of the prizes was awarded to AnnoTerra, a system that extracts key words from NASA Earth Observatory news feeds and uses them to perform ontology-based searches on the Global Change Master Directory for relevant resources.

How can it then be vulnerable to semantic or epistemic challenge?