Sentence examples for semantic considerations from inspiring English sources

It is very likely that, originally, semantic considerations determined which affixes marked a particular noun class.

Because science was still a long way from being able to give a comprehensive account of most stimuli, no significant or interesting results could be expected from the study of meaning for some considerable time, and it was preferable, as far as possible, to avoid basing the grammatical analysis of a language on semantic considerations.

This ontological doctrine is underpinned by (i) phenomenological and (ii) semantic considerations.

More recently, epistemological and semantic considerations have been the basis for coherence theories.

The source and target calculi each have their own set of basic types, motivated by syntactic and semantic considerations respectively.

Semantic considerations about the concept woman suggest to Stoljar that resemblance nominalism should be endorsed (Stoljar 2000, 28).

Shao et al. (2009: 146) consider the existential as a special construction in Modern Chinese and they agree that both semantic and syntactic considerations are necessary in defining the existential.

One possibility proposed by Tucker (2014 403) is that "because the core of the clause in terms of transitivity is lexical, responses to classification may be influenced strongly by semantic or conceptual considerations".

The degree to which interoperability can be reduced to a syntactic issue rather than a semantic one deserves consideration, as semantically rich formats come at substantial costs in terms of engineering effort, consensus building and learning curves.

The visual-only saliency (V) was annotated by only watching the movie segment, again without taking into consideration semantic information.

Here I only consider those annotations which are meaningful enough to be associated with one of the pre-defined semantic types under consideration (cf. below).