Sentence examples for semantic components from inspiring English sources

There is not a corresponding heavy/light distinction made in gesture categorisation, but gestures are commonly analysed for the same semantic components used in language semantics – for example, path, and manner (Kita & Özyürek, 2003).

To our knowledge, the same variable has not been explored in gesture, and although there is not a corresponding heavy/light distinction made in gesture categorisation, gestures are commonly analysed for the same semantic components used in language semantics – for example, path, and manner (Kita & Özyürek, 2003).

Binding these ISO/IEC 11179 semantic components to concepts in the NCI Thesaurus endows a tenable layer of semantics to the already rich structure of caDSR metadata by virtue of the ontologic description (NCI Thesaurus) and mappings to synonyms in over 50 other biomedical terminologies (NCI Metathesaurus) associated with each concept.

Sememes are roughly equivalent to what other linguists have called semantic components or features and include such aspects of the meaning of the lexeme "man" as "male," "adult," "human," and so forth.

Semantic components are "separate, combinable, exploitable entities" (ibid).

The word segmentation technique involves the division of complete sentences into their syntactical and semantic components.

Here I is the semantic component, A is the abstraction and M the medium of implementation.

Thus, lexical and syntactic components have been more broadly explored in text mining than the semantic component [2].

This new semantic component is orthogonal to the syntactic metadata, so it does not perturb the existing design.

The complexity of multidimensional environmental data can be best represented by systems of knowledge representation that introduce the semantic component within the data bases.

It has been suggested that knowledge about some famous people depends on both a generic semantic component and an autobiographical component [Westmacott, R., & Moscovitch, M. (2003). The contribution of autobiographical significance to semantic memory. Memory and Cognition, 31, 761 774].