Sentence examples for semantic modification from inspiring English sources

A recent theory proposed a semantic modification that was able to unify these opposite hypotheses, i.e. that the brain cortex was not hyperexcitable per se but hyperresponsive to sensory stimuli in migraine between attacks [13].

As a result, the basic component of 'one'-phrases without additional modification enhances the semantic prominence of the minimizer by narrowing the focus site to the 'one'-phrase only.

We then carried out post hoc re-specification of the best fitting factor structures, adding three error covariance terms (items 1 2, 4 5 and 17 19), based on modification indices and semantic similarity between items, to yield model 6.

Whether Eurobonds are reconfigured into more narrowly defined and acceptable project bonds, or whether the European Stabilization Mechanism (ESM) takes on the functions of a quasi development bank, some modifications (real, diplomatic or semantic) will have to take place in order to provide Greece with additional support under strict supervision and oversight.

Combination of semantic and syntactic manipulation: This type of modification can result in VMI failure.

Semantic interoperability requires unambiguous semantics.

In order to overcome this drawback, we propose in this paper a modification of LAE where, at the semantic level, the underlying set of worlds is moreover endowed with an order structure.

Does using a black market smart card really constitute "device modification?" Lawyers live for this sort of semantic hair-splitting.

We discuss a technique for discovering and formalizing the implicit semantic relationships in two vocabularies: the International Classification of Disease Version 9 Clinical Modification (ICD9-CM), and SNOMED-Reference Terminology (SNOMED-RT).

All materials were translated into Spanish; reviewed for semantic and conceptual equivalence by the promotoras; and necessary modifications were made.

Elkin and Brown [ 16] developed a technique for discovering and formalising the implicit semantic relationships between the SNOMED Reference-Terminology (SNOMED-RT) and the International Classification of Disease Version 9 Clinical Modification (ICD9-CM).