Created by the artist Douglas Davis, "The World's First Collaborative Sentence" functioned as blog comments do today, allowing users to add to the opening lines.
One might claim that 'believes' (and its fellows) express a two place relation between an agent and some kind of utterance-like entity, where the embedded sentence functions as a representer of the utterance-like entity that the agent in question bears the relation to.
(Later, they would say, Why don't you write about your travels or something more cheerful?) She copied out lines of Beckett to understand how the sentences functioned, and tacked them to the wall.
Thus we associate with names, functions from possible worlds to individuals; with n-place predicates functions from possible worlds to sets of n-tuples; and with sentences, functions from possible worlds to truth values.
Conclusion, 2nd sentence: change "function annotations in a database" to "functional annotations in public databases" Authors' response: We changed the phrase as suggested.
Figure 9 The sentence loss function (14) for.
To follow the reviewers' advice, we have now mentioned the functional limitation of our observations in several places throughout the manuscript, including: In the Abstract: "Although these interactions remain to be analysed in the context of endogenous Hox regulatory activities, our observations…" We also deleted the last concluding sentence "hence function in vivo".
Be they grunts, words, or sentences, their function is to help in forwarding a communication that is fundamentally nonverbal.
For example, Mark Richard [1982] argues that modal operators operate on sentence meanings (functions from contexts and times to propositions).
Grammar rules represent patterns found in sentences that function as a signal for the presence of an NE with specific semantic properties.
