Sentence examples for semantic varieties from inspiring English sources

Another way of discriminating naturalists in recent literature (Kornblith 1985, Papineau 2007) is to distinguish between methodological and substantive naturalism; where the former has as its sub-varieties (a) Replacement Theory and (b) Expansionist/ Normative Theory, while the latter may be subdivided into Ontological and Semantic varieties.

'Semantic variety' is ideological stance made manifest in discourse.

Hasan has produced the most robust analysis of a semantic variety, correlating most closely with speakers' social position (Hasan 2009c).

This complex of contextual factors explains how a text is a vehicle for a certain semantic variety, an ideological orientation towards the events being reported.

Each module provides limited information, weighted by a relevance value and heterogeneous because of the semantic variety of the output modules.

Correspondingly, a separate study found that left IP damage reduced the semantic variety found in speech production (Borovsky et al. 2007).

However, the database is relatively small, including a total of only 378 affective photographs with different semantic content (a variety of social situations, animals, and plants) selected from public Internet photo libraries and archives.

The force of Ghosh's ideas and the beauty of his tableaus of Canton are two of the book's achievements; the semantic ripples of the variety of dialects he folds into the narration are a third.

In order to bridge RDF data publishing and RDF data consumption, a variety of semantic data models have been proposed for the provenance and attribution metadata.

Hence, the problem of interoperability could be transformed into a problem of semantic impedance, fitting the variety of physical models and available datasets.

Functional neuroimaging studies in healthy adults demonstrate involvement of a left-lateralized network of frontal, temporal, and parietal regions during a variety of semantic processing tasks.