Sentences with phrase «understand meaning of any sentence»

Since Arabic is written without vowels, the software must first understand the meaning of the sentence before translating the individual words.

Currently Search engine crawlers are Virtual humans as they can understand meaning of any sentence and also uniqueness of content.

Not exact matches

Computers, however, lack the fundamental understanding that the objects» size alters the meaning of the two sentences.

To all of you quoting scripture, your not supposed to read a sentence in the bible and look for meaning to understand it's meaning you need the context which is the entire bible.

That literally was nothing, not an answer, it was even devoid of thought and meaning, the only thing you have proven thus far is that you can put words together to make a passably english sentence but have yet to understand the mechanics of imbueing those sentences with real meaning and content.

It is the reality of what is potential, in its character of a real component of what is actual» (PR 103; italics added), We need now a clearer grasp of the nature of this potentiality and if we really understand what Whitehead means in this last sentence, when he refers to the character of this potentiality as «a real component of what is actual,» then we will understand the nature of the extensive continuum much more clearly.

There are too few clues to determine how these sentences fit into Whitehead's text, but their meaning is quite appropriate to the «nontemporal» understanding of concrescence that was required by the identification of subjective with superjective unity.

I don't understand what you mean by your first sentence: «Surely the key feature of Christianity is its advocacy of agony.»

Without some philosophical understanding of what is meant by the word «Creator» this whole sentence is basically meaningless.

So the sentence repeated by the authors of On the Way to Life should be understood to mean that «Grace makes human nature to be human nature», that grace is «essential to the meaning of the term «human nature», that «grace is part of the definition of human nature» (along, therefore, with being composed of soul and body).

Maybe I overreacted; I understood your sentence to mean that anyone who would protest the gay marriage of Bert and Ernie must be doing so because they didn't want the subject «forced into their home».

Matt, in the article Dr. Amy says «THERE IS NO EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THOSE CLAIMS»: maybe I'm wrong, but to my non-native understanding, this sentence doesn't necessarily mean «there is no evidence at all», but rather: any evidence there might be, it is not enough to support claims such as «increased medicalization of childbirth may be having severe consequences on the life - long health of our children... What's more, it could be having a devastating effect on the future of our entire species».

Even though your baby can't understand the real meaning behind the words he hears, he can pick up the rhythm and tone of the sentences and will respond to how the mother responds to whatever she reads.

What makes researchers particularly interested in people's failure to notice words that actually don't make sense, so called semantic illusions, is that these illusions challenge traditional models of language processing which assume that we build understanding of a sentence by deeply analysing the meaning of each word in turn.

The objective was not only to understand sentence structure but also the meanings of individual words, what words often get used together with these words, and what words might be semantically more important.

Choosing the words with the highest probability means that the translated sentence has the best chance of being understood.

This means, the reader must be able to sense the tone of the sentence and understand it quickly.

A missing period at the end of a sentence might make teachers cringe, but it's a real - life example of how readers and writers develop a shared understanding of what conventions mean and how language works in patterns.

Students learn through clarifying what the punctuation marks represent, understanding how they add meaning to sentences, and evaluating their use in the writing of others.

Skills Covered Include: - Apply information - Choose the correct word - Expand vocabulary - Understand meaning of words and ideas - Use context clues - Use dictionary and glossary skills - Develop life / survival skills - Find relevant facts - Spell correctly - Understand and use reference sources - Analyze information - Write an original sentence - Classify information - Determine alphabetical order - Express / justify an opinion - Make decisions / choices

By literacy, I mean (1) the capacity to read a sophisticated written work and to understand the major ideas expressed by the author and (2) the capacity to write polished prose consisting of complete words, sentences, and paragraphs using standard English conventions.

That is, children must be familiar with the meanings of the majority of the words within a written sentence if they are to understand its meaning.

Listening comprehension refers to the understanding of the implications and explicit meanings of words and sentences of spoken language.

Instead, they merely link chunks of meaning that essay readers must gather in order to understand the sentence.

«What I don't think most people understand is that most animals shelters simply do not have the resources to care for neonatal kittens, so well - meaning people who «rescue» a litter of kittens by taking them to the shelter have in almost every instance inadvertently signed the kittens» death sentences.»

The title, Meaning is all around me now, is drawn from another work by Gander, produced as a limited edition 3D viewfinder and depicting the Didactease, an emblem using advanced mathematical symbols to produce the sentence «There exists only one definition for everything, everywhere at any one time» that Gander uses repeatedly in his work, which sets out to expose and explore the intricacies of understanding, belief and ultimately the possibility of artistic endeavour today.

I also understand the meaning of your 2nd to last sentence.

With a maximum sentence of ten years in prison, it is important to understand the meaning of the charge of weapons training.

[The novice] thinks through an idea only until it is passably clear to him, since, for his purposes, it needn't be any clearer; he dispenses with transitions because it's enough that he knows how his ideas connect; he uses a private system — or no system — of punctuation; he doesn't trouble to define his terms because he understands perfectly well what he means by them; he writes page after page without bothering to vary his sentence structure; he leaves off page numbers and footnotes; he paragraphs only when the mood strikes him; he ends abruptly when he decides he's had enough; he neglects to proofread the final job because the writing is over... Given his total self - orientation, it's no wonder that he fails repeatedly as a writer.

Natural language understanding: there are more effective translation algorithms that use entity extraction to better understand the meaning and context of the words in a sentence.