Sentence examples for semantic engines from inspiring English sources

Hence they're semantic engines.

Well, how can they be semantic engines?

But it was a way of reducing semantic engines to syntactic engines.

Uma developed one of the first semantic engines for the web – Melvil – in 1998, four years after its founding.

Potential examples include search, semantic engines, adaptive autonomous systems and applications requiring a comprehensive real-time understanding of the world.

But if we are truly semantic engines, it is difficult to see how we can avoid at least a property dualism.

Using the Semantic Engine the developer of Cloud applications can semantically describe and annotate the developed components, specify application domain related concepts and application patterns, potentially using application domain ontologies, as explained in details in [62].

Map of An Englishman (2004) is more abstract, with a land of Dreams dotted with small towns such as Semantic Engine and Victoriana.

How could there be a semantic engine?" One problem is that Dennett's critics and fiercest enemies agree with him about so much, for example, that there is no obvious way to translate between neuroanatomy and psychology.

In order for the brain to be a "semantic" engine rather than merely a "syntactic" one, therefore, there must be a link between the symbols it manipulates and the outside world.

Whatever the setup ends up being, it must be loaded with a powerful semantic engine, connected to scores of databases that will help enrich stories with metadata (see a previous Monday Note on the subject The story as gateway to knowledge).