Sentence examples for semantic repertoire from inspiring English sources

In so doing, we have provided highly empirical evidences of subsuming Close to Expectation into Continuation in the semantic repertoire of Chinese hai.

The above semantic maps demonstrate that the SMM can not only provide the semantic repertoire of the three grams at the right level of generalization but also reveals "a coherent chunk of a universal network (Haspelmath 2003: 214)" of the related functions.

Hence, the motor repertoire becomes a semantic repertoire.

What this technology would probably do is provide some semantic overlay to animals' current communicative repertoire (for example: "bark, bark!" rendered as: "intruder, intruder!").

Unlike the character of 'I', which captures its linguistic meaning, the suggested non-constant character for 'Alice-1' would encapsulate a pre-semantic fact, one that doesn't belong in the language-user's repertoire.

Considering this finding another way, it is interesting to note that Nicaraguan emblems performed by the Nicaraguan actor did not lead to a decrease in CSE, and may indicate that the socially relevant nature of these gestures were evident to our participants (even without semantic comprehension), such that they may have tried to map these gestures onto their own motor repertoire.

Moreover, we used musical pieces from classic repertoire that were not well known to our participants, such that effects of explicit memory and semantic knowledge were minimized.

Is this semantic quibbling?

Semantic infiltration indeed.

My repertoire broadened.

No semantic quibbles.