Sentence examples for semantic depth from inspiring English sources

Indeed, person names are usually semantically neutral and offer little semantic depth to aid retrieval.

We demonstrate the potentials of our method by several applications using touch or natural language inputs to serve the different interests of users in specific information, including illustrative visualization, focus+context visualization, geometric detail removal, and semantic depth of field.

The SOM use in this study aimed for a balance between the amount of geometric/topological distinctions (i.e., number of neurons) and the semantic depth (i.e., number of dimensions).

Classification by attack and attack type based on C4.5 and association rules, automatic rule extraction and semantic in-depth interpretation, which are proposed in this paper, provide a positive possibility to add momentum towards the development of new methodologies for intrusion detection systems as well as to support establishing policies for intrusion detection and response systems.

We obtain 240 semantic predications for depth 4 and 4,679 semantic predications for depth 6 by the random walk filtering.

In sum, I'd give the N.O.A.D. to a person looking for a quick answer, not semantic or etymological depth.

This publication proposes algorithms executed by a broad class of automatic data interpretation and understanding systems designed for the in-depth semantic analysis and interpretation of the results obtained.

Both before and after training or a comparable duration in the case of the passive controls, participants completed a semantically cued Go/No-Go task that was designed to assess the effects of depth of semantic processing on response inhibition and components of event-related potentials (ERP) related to response inhibition.

Depth of semantic processing was manipulated by varying the level of semantic categorization required for response selection and inhibition.

According to recent psycholinguistic studies, verbal input is processed at different levels of analysis, where situation and task demands modulate the depth of semantic processing [80], [81].

In doing so, we gain an initial understanding of the breadth and depth of the Semantic Web in the geosciences.