Sentence examples for semantic extension from inspiring English sources

It demonstrates the widest range of semantic extension and lexical flexibility.

Instead, Chang recasts operationalism as a theory of the semantic extension of concepts to new domains of application.

To enable this enhancement, we present a novel semantic web browser called PERSON which is short for PERsonal Semantic extensiON.

Zhang (2012) posits that clauses such as (8) and existentials exhibit a kind of isomerism as a result of the semantic extension of the verbs in question.

This text, and others like it (cf. also Herodotus 7.153), indicate a semantic extension whereby 'soul' comes to denote a person's moral character, often, but not always, with special regard to qualities such as endurance and courage.

In our scheme, domain ontology is first constructed using the graph-based approach to automating construction of domain ontology GRAONTO proposed by our group, and query semantic extension and retrieval are then adopted for semantic-based knowledge retrieval.

Two common approaches toward this goal are semantic overlay networks (SONs) and distributed hash tables (DHTs) with semantic extensions.

Modal intervals techniques allow to compute, in a guaranteed way, such semantic extensions by means of an efficient algorithm.

Instead of the endless search for definitions of the semantic extensions of terms, the Neo-Mohists preferred to deal with questions that addressed causal connections.

The framework provides interfaces for semantic extensions and computational support, including the ability to handle quantities for which dimensions and units are semantic parameters in the physical world.

Through his exposition of contradictions, by which he showed the limits of the semantic extensions of certain attributes, he wished to demonstrate the relativity of time and space as expressed in the names (ming) applied in different contexts.