Sentence examples for semantic factors from inspiring English sources

As a reasonable solution to realize the essential idea, the paper proposes a model-driven workflow fragmentation framework, which provides a series of fragmentation algorithms that semantically fragmentate a workflow model by considering the semantic factors – performer, role, control-flow, data-flow, etc. – of the ICN-based workflow model as fragmentation criteria.

Since these affixes cannot be predicted by phonological or semantic factors, all nouns have to be assigned to classes on the basis of their singular and plural forms.

A factor analysis identified six semantic factors or axes (Quality/Robustness, Ergonomics/Appearance, Innovation, Lightness, Dynamic Effects, and Efficacy).

The results of the four experiments show that priming only occurs with those morphologically complex pseudowords which are interpretable (including those which are synonymous with a pre-existing derived form), providing evidence that semantic factors are taken into account when the prime is overtly presented.

To investigate how emotion affects memory under conditions of natural variation, we tested whether arousal and valence predicted recognition memory for over 2500 words that were not sampled for their emotionality, and we controlled a large variety of lexical and semantic factors.

Moreover, we attempt to specify the cortical locations at which the different semantic factors are processed.

Thus, each semantic factor represents a meaning (interpretation), given in certain way.

So it is going from that sort of a surface structure of the language that you are seeing and converting it into a semantic factor representation.

A first version of an approach for ontology-based data integration for soil-landscape mapping is presented consisting of semantic factoring, ontology definition, reference model construction and data integration.

The semantic factor approach can also be used to determine whether the words have a neural signature that is common across people.

A quantitative relation between the two approaches can be established by using multiple regression to determine how well each word's co-occurrences with the 25 verbs can account for the word's three semantic factor scores (separately).