ReVerb [12] is a system for extracting open (non-domain specific) common-sense relationships that uses a set of syntactic and lexical constraints.
So here's the real political problem: Ask people about specific, common-sense gun control measures and they strongly approve.
All federal judges are required to abide by a set of ethics rules spelled out in the Code, which includes many general guidelines, and also specific common-sense prohibitions on engaging in political activity and being active participants in fundraisers.
But more importantly, this choice of terminology signifies the selection criteria used for Dutchness in the project, importing a specific, problematic, common sense notion of Dutchness as a form of identity into the reference database.
Here we present specific examples of common sense policies that can promote growth and cut greenhouse gas emissions.
"Use common sense and specific circumstances.
But many of the ideas floated by the Obama administration for strengthening Afghan governance show an abysmal lack of common sense and specific knowledge of the country.
The debate over the word "torture," he said, has similar implications to the one Mr. Shane described with assassination".The word torture, aside from its common sense meaning, has specific legal meaning and ramifications," Mr. Corbett said".Part of the debate is on that very point".
Naiyāyikas and Mīmāṃsakas, the common sense realists, raise specific objections to the Grammarian view on the grounds that it is not borne by experience.
"The word torture, aside from its common sense meaning, has specific legal meaning and ramifications," Mr. Corbett said.
Specific training is essential; in laboratory safety, common sense can only take you so far.
