Sentence examples for semantic specifications from inspiring English sources

Data semantics play an extremely significant role in spatial data infrastructures by providing semantic specifications to geospatial data and enabling in this way data sharing and interoperability.

Although the way a lexicon is organized depends on what it is designed to do, it is minimally necessary for it to have formal (phonological and graphological), morphosyntactic (lexical and morphological (sub categorization), and semantic specifications.

mOSAIC [4], for instance, advocates application/provider/language-independent cloud service semantic specifications.

In previous work we have discussed a semantic anchoring framework that enables the semantic specification of Domain-Specific Modeling Languages by specifying semantic anchoring rules to predefined semantic units.

EASY provides EASY-L, a language for semantic specification of functional and non-functional service properties, as well as EASY-M, a corresponding set of conformance relations.

Like other construction grammars, ECG operates on the assumption that language is composed of form-meaning pairings; in ECG, constructions bind grammatical constituents to roles in complex schema hierarchies, and the ECG Analyzer parses input utterances and outputs a Semantic Specification (SemSpec) illustrating these pairings.

This paper proposes a new service operation semantic specification approach, called Service Access and Manipulation Operation Specification (SAMOS) framework.

Its application is demonstrated in Figure 3 for the semantic specification of a LON-based light controller profile.

On the other hand, the lack of semantic specification impedes OSN service providers from automatically processing this data.

For this purpose, a semantic specification model has been developed, which is integral part of the ODDs.

The survey in [28] provides an overview of the state of the art for the semantic specification of sensors.