The prescience of those words can be seen now.
The same sense of the artifact expanding its writer's words can be seen in the manuscript of Einstein's 1932 speech to the Associates of the California Institute of Technology.
The nonsexual use of the word can be seen in countless contemporary examples, as when Vice President Dick Cheney used it in 2004 to recommend that Senator Patrick Leahy do something that is, strictly speaking, anatomically impossible.
His defense, in other words, can be seen as a reaction-formation to a painful loss.
This sense of the word can be seen from the word itself: it is derived from the Latin words arte, ablative of ars (art), and factum, the past participle of facere (to make).
There is good psycholinguistic evidence that those who encounter sentences (like (3) and (4)) using the terms 'he' and 'man' think more readily of males than of females.[2] If this is right, then the use of these words can be seen as contributing to the invisibility of women.
The significance of the selected 25 words can be seen by comparing their scores and p-values to the scores and p-values for all words, which are plotted in Figures 1 and 2).
The use of distributed word representations (word embeddings) can be seen in several works of this area in tasks such as classification [88, 152, 153], summarization [154], and information retrieval [155].
MNI coordinates, cluster sizes, and locations of activation for the emotion word groups can be seen in Table 1 (please see supplementary materials for activation tables for other word groups).
The ANC's secretary general, Gwede Mantashe, asked members to be circumspect in singing liberation songs with words that "can be seen and be interpreted to be contributing to a racial polarisation of society".
