Sentence examples for semantic origin from inspiring English sources

At present, the conducted experiments do not allow us to differentiate between the perceptual versus semantic origin of the obtained classification performance, so this issue remains inconclusive.

The difficulties were mostly of semantic origin (13 items).

Fourteen out of the 32 items of the SCQ generated difficulties which were mostly of semantic origin (13 items).

Ditto the semantic origins of dubstep's brattier and more jockish evil twin "bro-step".

Nonetheless, their distinct semantic origins suggest that they each carry different kinds of social support messages.

As such, it is important first to trace the cultural roots of both terms, both to understand their shared semantic origins and to understand when, where, and how West Virginians tried to gain control of Mountaineer iconography.

The idea behind this is to organize source images into groups in a joint manner based on their semantic meanings rather than origin.

Intuitively, maximizing the first sum moves synonyms towards the same hemispaces, while minimizing the second tends to align antonym pairs on opposite sides of the origin, reflecting their semantic relations.

Without evolution to provide objective answers to the questions of human origins, the entire semantic map of the ancients is filled with Here Be Dragons and marginalia of sea monsters.

In line with these authors, we assume that if the consistency effect – similar to the relatedness effect – has its origin at lexico-semantic processing stages, we should find significant differences in EEG components known to reflect this stages of processing, i.e. the N400 and the LPC.

The understanding of semantic information as range has its origins in Bar-Hillel and Carnap's theory of semantic information, Bar-Hillel and Carnap (1952).