Sentence examples for sentences associated from inspiring English sources
First, based on topic modeling, we extract the candidate sentences associated with topic words from a preprocessed novel document.
How to extract critical opinionated sentences associated with some specific features from product online reviews has been investigated by some researchers.
Specifically, by using syntactic parsing and sentiment dictionary, we propose a rule based approach to extract topic words of opinion sentences associated with negative sentiment, which are regarded as the advertising keywords.
At the start of the app, there's the 625 words with three sentences associated with each one of those words.
We asked participants to decide whether the group of sentences associated with one noun sounded grammatically correct or incorrect.
Thus, for example, participants were first exposed to all three sentences associated with the creature "Lelop" (see sentences (4) to (6) above), then to all three sentences associated with "Filan", and so on, imitating the strophe-based structure of a children's song, a poem, or a pun or language play.
She "adamantly disputed" that his was the exceptional case that should make the judge deviate from awarding him the 5- to 10-year prison sentence associated with the charges.
The most obvious one is to write down q constraints of the form (1), one for each sentence, associated with assignments P(ϕ i )⋈α i.
Rather, the topical arguer produces arguments of differing strength, depending on how close to being a logical truth is the maximal sentence associated with the differentia he is using.
In 2004, Scalia wrote the majority opinion in Blakeley v Washington, which struck down Washington's sentencing scheme for empowering judges to give defendants custodial terms stretching beyond the sentence associated with the jury's finding.
She said that since Ravi carried out "planned, malicious and continued criminal conduct" over a period of several days, there were no extraordinary circumstances to justify giving him anything less than the standard prison sentence associated with his convictions.
