Sentence examples for semantic streams from inspiring English sources

As for Semantic Streams [36], it defines a declarative language based on Prolog, which features data structures to handle streams, together with mechanisms to reason about the semantics of sensors.

If a speaker is choosing to use performative verbs or another lexical resource that could lead to dual process interpretation, this is a marked case and should be at least noted in the analysis, as moments in which syntactic and semantic streams diverge may in themselves be of linguistic importance.

In contrast, the semantic stream apparently involves a more ventral system, comprising middle temporal and ventrolateral prefrontal cortex, connected via different neural pathways [27] [29].

In contrast, the semantic stream presents itself as an open system, where sentences are treated as unordered lists of words that are combined on the basis of plausibility according to our personal and flexible world-knowledge [23] [24].

The system analyzes semantic sensor streams, it extracts temporal pattern describing events flow and provides useful insights with respect to the operators' goals.

In this work we present Ztreamy, a scalable middleware platform for the distribution of semantic data streams through HTTP.

The present study investigated whether the syntactic and semantic processing streams in sentence comprehension follow strict rules in a rather modular system or whether they are characterized by a more open and flexible nature.

In the present study, we aimed at specifying the characteristics of the syntactic and semantic processing streams and their interaction by combining sentence processing with processing sentence-extraneous linguistic material.

The role of the RTS is to enforce the semantic of stream programs, i.e. make sure that each task reads from and writes to appropriate streams.

Conversely, syntactic within-sentence violations were combined with semantic (across-stream) non-matches.

Although scarcely investigated (cf. section 2), we argue here that the problems of indeterminacy faced by the analyst may be due to a divergence between the semantic and syntactic streams of information and, in this sense, due to an indeterminacy in the transitivity system (cf. Halliday's quote above).