Sentence examples for semantic realization from inspiring English sources

Let me now explore semantic realization in some more detail.

Figure 10 Semantic realization of elements of generic structure stated in terms of logico-semantic relations.

Figure 8 Example of the semantic realization of the elements of contextual structure in a factorial explanation.

I will illustrate the semantic realization of contextual elements in reference to 'factorial' explanations within the expounding sector of Figure 5.

In the previous section, I illustrated how registerial cartography can be extended to include patterns of semantic realization — semantic strategies deployed in the realization of different situation types.

Here I will draw on Hasan (1984) work on the semantic realization of elements of generic structure, suggesting that patterns of semantic realization can be characterized in terms of logico-semantic complexes with the help of Rhetorical Structure Theory (RST; e.g. Mann William and Thomposon et al. 1992).

The Semantic Web realization depends on the availability of a critical mass of metadata for the web content, associated with the respective formal knowledge about the world.

Halliday & Matthiessen (1999), p. 238 account for the congruent and metaphorical realization of semantic categories in grammar: When a sequence is realized as a clause complex, or a process as a verb, this is congruent: it is the clause complex, and the verb, in the function in which it evolved.

Based on the congruent and metaphorical realization of semantic categories, Halliday and Matthiessen (1999), p. 244 refer to the notion of semantic junction.

In principle, these semantic arguments also produce realization procedures which are based on exhaustive search.

Due to the stratal tension between semantic categories and their realization in lexicogrammar, GM needs to be read metaphorically and congruently.