Sentence examples for word distributing from inspiring English sources

SPREADING THE WORD: Distributing pamphlets is a great way to explore your town and blow some minds.

"I really do believe that 'interestedness' is the panacea for everything," he says, weighing each word, distributing credit equally and elegantly to all of the programme's participants, expressing himself with puckish sincerity, approaching a pizza with the doleful expression of one who knows only too well the discourteous amount of chewing it will entail.

Standard deviation shows how evenly is a particular word distributed in the genome.

Clementi, if your remember, jumped to his death from the George Washington Bridge after finding out that his college roommate and another classmate used a webcam to secretly broadcast his sexual encounters with another male, highlighting the dangers of "cyberbullying" -- teasing, harassing, or intimidating with pictures or words distributed online or via text message.

We will also use the words "distributed neuronal assembly (DNA)" or "thought circuit (TC)" when speaking about cell assemblies in the sense explained in this section.

One first-year analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, Alejandra Villagra, spread the word by distributing fliers on every desk on the trading floor, sending e-mail messages and following up.

In the future, we plan to investigate another type of word representation features: distributed word representation such as Canonical Correlation Analysis (CCA) [ 36], as well as other algorithms for generating word representations in NLP domain, such as Hyperspace Analogue to Language (HLA) [ 34].

A specific word stimulus corresponds to a point in this space and different instantiations of the same word are distributed in some proximity of the mean prototype (see Figure 2a).

It was just about how important it is that the written word is distributed, how important it is in the dissemination of ideas.

If we stick instead with regular quotation, which resists translation, then we cannot appeal to "same linguistic role" to say what class of things "the word 'red'" distributes over.

Word embeddings (also called distributed word representations) induce a real valued latent syntactic/semantic vector for each word from large unlabeled corpus by continuous space language models.