Olivia's two-word expression of fascinated surprise — "Most wonderful!" — is charged with ripe eroticism.
In Ms. Mahwash's singing, words, expression, ornamentation and piercing plaintive sound combined with mesmerizing naturalness.
The media behemoth slouching after the senator is scouring his every word, expression, bead of sweat, basketball shot and accessory — are those hiking boots too Bremer?
Likening toilet graffiti to the heroics and sensitivities of a certain way of painting is to play on the meaning of the word "expression", and what it came to mean in art in the late modernist period.
They observed no significant differences between groups' memorization and between different versions of salient words' expression.
In other words, expression is always also a form of communication between one "speaker" and the community of speakers.
His scientific writing is informed by a rare literary and artistic sensibility in his words, "Expression and shape mean almost more to me than knowledge itself".
As an example of the need for more explicitness on lexical representation, let's consider the treatment of phrasal verbs, a type of multi-word expression (MWE), see Moon (1997) for a discussion of the many types of MWEs.
Next, the system will show the video of the measurement item on the interface of joints mobility measurement to instruct users what to do directly instead of words expression or oral direction (Figure 7).
More recently, in addition to using lexicon-based features, some practitioners advocate applying Multi-Word Expression (MWE) recognition and/or syntactic parsing (Socher et al. 2013; Hou and Chang 2013).
In other words, expression levels of both VDR and LVSCC-A1C in VDR siRNA-treated groups were normalized to the vitamin D-supplemented groups.
