Through repetition, the process became cemented as semantic knowledge.
She was harnessing her semantic knowledge to devise plausible images, but each image was off.
Scientists have found that it's easier to learn, or relearn, something if it can be connected to previous semantic knowledge.
She retains semantic knowledge of the device, and seeing it prompts her to speak about airports and her own plane, which she can recall in cinematic detail.
Diplomatically, Turk-Browne observed that Johnson's answers could reflect semantic knowledge — a general sense of what happened inside the scanner.
These sources of semantic knowledge may vary cross-culturally.
"We're taking the Internet and converting it into semantic knowledge," says Tung.
Since it shares semantic knowledge during the factorization, it can resolve the sparsity problem.
Moreover, it's important to bear in mind that intuitions are tapping into semantic knowledge, and semantic knowledge is not based on recollection of perfect forms in Plato's heaven.
It then follows that externalism is correct with regard to semantic knowledge.
It consists of an extension of previous methods by considering the most relevant semantic knowledge and the syntactico-semantic knowledge, taking advantage of the LMF standardized dictionaries [21].
