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31. It is difficult to be very precise about what counts as a semantic field.

32. This thesis is concerned with the application of semantic knowledge to the problem of text recognition.

33. What kinds of constraints on a semantic theory are reasonable to impose?

34. It is also the case that the structure of a semantic field plays a role in semantic change.

35. The second question concerning the goals of a semantic theory is, How should the theory handle these semantic properties and relations?

36. There is a parallel to this process of transformation in semantic analysis.

37. Similarly, the use of semantic knowledge is described in other sections of this thesis.

38. This suggests that it is not only at the levels of syntactic and semantic analysis that language processing is interactive.

39. But semantic analysis also applies to those expressions that are made up of words: phrases and sentences.

40. But some symbols acquire their additional semantic properties from some characteristic they have as actions or things.

41. Only 12 types of links were used in the semantic net that supported the final draft of the Hypertext book.

42. Similarly, eye movement studies have been used to demonstrate the role of semantic knowledge in the reading process.

43. The semantic elements represented by the radicals were not always added because they were needed as disambiguating elements.

44. The syntactic and semantic information about each of these words is then made available to the relevant processors.

45. But the evasion is not completely successful[sentencedict .com], for the authorities have semantic outposts in other words as well.

46. The ambiguity of the social system is present in the semantic system too.

47. It is also possible that the semantic and phonetic clues are in fact operated on not sequentially but simultaneously.

48. Thus, if an expression is meaningful, the semantic theory should say so.

49. The fact that this is partly a semantic change, reflects the existence of an underlying consensus.

50. Collocations represent a further linguistic constraint upon text, and as such may be exploited by the semantic analyser.

51. Conclusions: At present the semantic analyser uses only first level information.

52. An interface program helped students add paragraphs to the database and manipulate the semantic net.

53. Their utterances are syntactically simpler, contain a narrower range of semantic content, and less frequently refer outside the here-and-now.

54. The phonetic sequences involved in either onomatopoeia or sound symbolism are clearly not to be considered semantic constituents.

55. However, during the present project the limitations of the established semantic theories have become apparent.

56. In this way, semantic markers decompose the meanings of words into more primitive elements.

57. A number of sources of semantic information are identified, the most notable of which being machine-readable dictionaries and text corpora.

58. Since words in the closed class have a syntactic rather than a semantic role in utterances they are also known as function words.

59. These supposedly extreme propositions are much better understood as provocative statements of a political position than as semantic claims.

60. Useful semantic information therefore facilitates the incidence of meaningful strong overlaps in normal text.