Sentence examples for semantic evolution from inspiring English sources

While Cadillac was taking on the broader meaning of "the highest quality (of something)," a similar semantic evolution was happening in England with Rolls-Royce.

Taylor summarizes cryptomnesia's semantic evolution from supernatural to medical, citing psychology dictionaries from the 1930s and late 1950s.

In the past few years, "feminism" has undergone a semantic evolution (or devolution, depending on your outlook) in pop culture.

The Table summarizes these 4 major stages in the semantic evolution of the term epidemic.

This lack of material makes accurately exploring the reasons for the semantic evolution across centuries difficult.

What can we gain from investigating the origin and meaning of the word epidemic or from studying its semantic evolution?

As part of W3C, the consortium entrusted by Berners-Lee to oversee the development of the internet, the original web developer is now pushing for adoption of the "semantic web", an evolution of the world wide web which focuses on easy collaboration when working with data, and a more rigorous understanding of who actually has the right to control their own information.

We propose an architecture that puts together semantic annotation techniques, ontology evolution, term extraction and indexing resources to semantically annotate cloud services, and a semantic search engine that leverages the semantic description of the cloud resources to find them from keyword-based searches.

The recent introduction and evolution of semantic mapping motivated this survey, in which an explicit analysis of the existing methods is sought.

However, the main problem of evolution of current semantic search engine is the insufficiency of Semantic Web resources on the Web.

The SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language (SPARQL) is a graph-based query language for the Resource Description Framework (RDF), which was developed in the course of the evolution of the Semantic Web.