Sentence examples for the lexicon for from inspiring English sources

The lexicon for most retailers runs from impulse buy to splurge to treat; they prefer us to wander the aisles with our eyes wide open and our minds shut tight.

Chubbuck was ambitious, hardworking, and smart, but she struggled with mental illness in a time when the lexicon for what she suffered and ways to help her didn't exist.

By Colin Fleming After virtually inventing the lexicon for jazz soloists with his epochal Hot Five and Hot Seven recordings, Louis Armstrong set up shop at Decca Records in the mid-thirties.

The ugly word Brexit — coined ahead of the referendum as a shorthand conflation for 'British exit' — was apparently now lodged in the lexicon for good.

The intensities were scored based on a universal scale for all foods (Meilgaard et al. 2007); the maximum rating for rice flavor attributes is generally about 5. The lexicon for rice texture used by the panel was based on a previously developed method (Lyon et al. 1999; Goodwin et al. 1996) and is described in Table 10.

It is to urge that philosophers attend very carefully to the lexicon for translating Chinese into English, for that lexicon may be construed as a theory of sorts, and an increasingly poor one; it is a theory that Chinese philosophy is pretty much like Western philosophy, and consequently the vocabulary of the one can be carried over to the other without undue distortion (Hansen 1992: 17).

We notice that those strategies drastically improved most of the results of the lexicons for sentence-level sentiment analysis in comparison with a simple baseline approach that averages the occurrence of positive and negative words to classify the polarity of a sentence.

cholecyst:kolezist #; chole:kole #; cyst:zist #; The combination of the Finite State Transducers for the translation and for the composition using morphotactics is shown in Listing 2. First, the lexicons for the translation task are loaded (1-4), and then 28 rules for morphotactics are applied (simplified in the rule numbered 5).

I'm most thankful to the National Resources Defense Council and the Lexicon of Sustainability for choosing my video, and for coming up with an inventive platform to inform others about the importance of healthy soils.

The categorical representations are postulated to be highly reduced (filtered) reflections of the input structure, and they are also associated with arbitrary (symbolic) category labels that constitute the basis for the lexicon of a language.

Mr. Cope introduced the Immaculate Reception to the football lexicon, for the sensational catch, off a carom, by Pittsburgh's Franco Harris that produced the winning touchdown in a 1972 playoff game against the Oakland Raiders.