Following coding procedures of the original English protocol, narratives were transcribed and scored according to 27 features within five categories: sentence structure, phrase structure, modifiers, nouns, and verbs.
Essie shows that a judicious combination of exploiting document structure, phrase searching, and concept based query expansion is a useful approach for information retrieval in the biomedical domain.
Until then, major Bible translations in English had taken an approach now known as "formal equivalence," striving to maintain the sentence structure, phrasing, and idioms of the original Hebrew and Greek.
There's order on the dance floor: rhythms, repetition, structure, phrasing.
If she had a question about sentence structure, phrasing or character, she'd go to Google.
This included the use of simple word counts and something called regular expressions, which is a way to machine-identify structured phrases in text-based documents.
Precisely what evolved, Berwick and Chomsky contend, is what Chomsky calls "Merge:" the human cognitive capacity to take any two things that we now recognize as sentence elements, and combine them into a new, more complex, hierarchically structured phrase.
For example, if section I of your outline begins with something like "buying a new book," then section two should begin with a similarly structured phrase.
We first compared the phrase features at the two locations and found that the composition and structure of phrases did not differ (Table 1, Phrase Variables).
