Sentence examples for target sentences from inspiring English sources

Target sentences included an ambiguous word, the ambiguity of which was not resolved within the clause.

The frame alignment is obtained by using dynamic time wrapping between parallel source and target sentences.

The deficit was observed whether or not the relation between context and target sentences was made explicit.

For each task pair, we directly compared the activations evoked by the same target sentences in the different contexts.

Experiment 3 required participants to make 40 sentence completions, which included 20 target sentences, all with TOP main verbs8, randomly mixed with 20 fillers.

Depending on the context provided by the preceding stories, the target sentences were classified as follows: (1) metaphor versus literally coherent; (2) metaphor versus literally incoherent; (3) sarcasm versus literally coherent; and (4) sarcasm versus literally incoherent.

Participants read short stories followed by a target sentence.

The learner is then asked to imitate the target sentence.

We presented 23 healthy participants with 48 context stories each followed by a target sentence.

We kept the semantic and syntactic complexity of the target sentence constant across the conditions.

Two target sentence structures were taught; responses during probe trials matched the specific sentence structure being trained.