Sentence examples for semantic means from inspiring English sources

Paraconsistency in a system is usually implemented by giving semantic means to distinguish between explosive contradictions (contradictions proper) and non explosive ones (inconsistencies).

On the operator treatment, we dispose of quantification over worlds and let the predicates be interpreted relative to the operators, perhaps as a matter of movement, perhaps by other semantic means.

Semantic data means information which is supposed to be interpreted by medical experts.

On the other hand, semantic relation means relations between any two related constituents.

Natural language processing and the semantic web means that resumes, transcripts, test results and job descriptions are increasingly online and machine-readable.

Using text-matching as a basis for detection instead of semantic matching means that uses of online paraphrasing tools and article spinners continues to be difficult for technology to detect at this time.

Semantic searching means that great content, not SEO content is what it is all about.

This pattern was repeated in performance on the sentence picture matching task, where patients made a high proportion of syntactic (mean reverse role errors = 21%) but not semantic errors (mean lexical distractor errors = 2%).

Each array was built with the following properties: (i) low frequency: to produce the higher level of difficulty possible (mean frequency: 3.94); (ii) closely related distance: to produce a higher level of semantic interference (mean semantic distance: 2.28).

"We took that out because they deserved the real estate, and we didn't need it," Alonzo told me as she showed me around what is always referred to as the "neighborhood" — a semantic adjustment meant to signal that Beatitudes is a place where residents live, rather than an institution where they are confined.

The emotional charge was graduated using voice familiarity and long-term declarative memory content: low emotional charge, unknown person telling general semantic memory; mean emotional charge, relative telling the same narratives; high emotional charge, same relative telling autobiographical memory.