Sentence examples for surface word from inspiring English sources

Specifically, reaction time to morphologically complex words (words made up of base and suffix, e.g., agree + able) typically reflects frequency of the base element (i.e., total frequency of all words in which agree appears) rather than surface word frequency (i.e., frequency of agreeable itself).

From the surface word order, hai in 65 and 66 seems to appear in the same position.

Note that although sentences in both figures have different surface word sequences, they share the same semantic structure (numbered arguments) in EDG.

Generally, in this step, the input to the stemmer is a complete surface word, and the output is the stemmed word vector consisting of a prefix ID, a stem ID and a suffix ID.

The proposed approach uses stemmer to split the word into 3 parts word prefix, word stem and word suffix, the input to the stemmer is a complete surface word, and the output is the stemmed word vector consisting of a prefix ID, a stem ID and a suffix ID.

Because of surface word indexing and richer semantic categories, KLEIO is used as a fall-back system when species in a model are not covered by MEDIE.

Surely gratitude has more depth than the surface words we use -- the please and thank yous that seem incidental, our polite acknowledgement, even if unconsciously processed, of our dependence on each other.

Soon, the chords begin to surface and the words begin to swirl.

I read and understand the words, "surface area of 9,400,000 square kilometers," "comparable to the respective land areas of China and/or the United States," but for me it's a little like trying to grasp space.

True, on its surface, the word just means "someone who professes something," but at least there's a universally comprehensible view of what a professor does.

At the surface the word looks like the description of euphoria one may feel in being straight.