Hence, ASR systems operate on a closed vocabulary whose typical size is between 60,000 and 100,000 words.
Darwinian naturalism, for Rorty, implies that there is no one privileged vocabulary whose purpose it is to serve as a critical touchstone for our various descriptive practices.
The problems within the questionnaire were formulated using a neutral vocabulary whose terminology sometimes varied significantly from the terminology (class and slot names) used in the schema.
Capture the most prevalent tags by eliminating from the vocabulary those whose index of usage (see Section 2) is below the mean.
On the other side there are multitudinous, disparate, sometimes disappearing, languages with whose vocabularies a sense can be made of life even if, particularly if, that sense is tragic.
So go ahead and let it out when necessary, but know that the pain-relieving effects of cursing decrease in people whose vocabularies are mostly made up of profanities.
"When you are dealing with college students, mostly what you are doing is trying to plant seeds so they are familiar with different world vocabularies," said Brooks, whose own course was not taught with a grant but is similar in some ways to the NEH programs.
We compared the vocabularies and corresponding semantic networks for 66 children (aged 15 to 36 months), whose vocabulary sizes were either typical for their age (n = 39) or whose vocabulary sizes were small for their age (n = 27).
We are confronted with a generation of students whose vocabulary is severely limited.
"I heard he's amusing," Mr. Silver said of @ShellySilver, whose vocabulary has recently included "farshlugginer" and "mazaldik".
