Sentence examples for vocabulary overlap from inspiring English sources

Here, similarity factors included in metrics were tag frequency, vocabulary overlap, etc. to construct a network, but more basic parameters such as name, occupation, etc. were not considered.

We chose the BBC Sound Effects Library (Original Series) [16] as our principal source for the nonspeech audio representations because it provides a large enough vocabulary that can overlap with the core of our initial vocabulary for a variety of auditory events and scenes with high quality, cleanly recorded, sound clips.

Still, while the film may not be about the gulag, it is haunted by memories of the camps, from the overlap of vocabulary ("Zona", "the meat grinder") to the Stalker's Zek-style shaved head.

For this, considerable overlap of vocabulary was needed, and this he called a "universal jargon".

The Phentoypes/diseases vocabulary sources do not overlap much, did this result in a lot of data loss while integrating?

Literary and cultural study have developed overlapping vocabularies to triangulate "worlds" on multiple scales: the psychic worlds of psychoanalytic consciousness invested in the labor of repair, the sociocultural worlds of artistic and political community apprehending a space for multiplicity to endure, and global worlds of transnational capital that totalize the capture of exchange.

The result is that French and English have a greater overlap of shared vocabulary than French and Italian (or, for that matter, English and Italian).But the two languages also have a number of faux amis, friends so false that they will provoke many an embarrassing misunderstanding.

At first blush it appears that there will be a fair amount of semantic overlap in the vocabularies (perhaps not entirely surprising, both German and Sanskrit being Indo-European languages).

We stress, however, that many BES annotated as "gene-containing" may in fact derive from retroements, due the wide diversity in retroelement sequenes and frequent overlap in annotation vocabularies.

However, both science measures were moderately correlated with children's general vocabulary knowledge (r = .65 .70), indicating overlap between these constructs.

Arguments and analysis that build on these conceptions alone either fail to open insights that are not available through pre-existent vocabulary or entail analytical problems and overlaps.