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91. Equally, concepts, the stuff of rules, can not exist in a vacuum as mere semantic toys.

92. Probabilistic models have commonly been used to investigate the semantic associations between words.

93. The use of semantic knowledge, its theory, application and relevance to text recognition forms the basis of this thesis.

94. The semantic constraint may take precedence over acoustic information. 4.2.2.2.

95. The resolution of syntactic ambiguity is one of the tasks to be performed by semantic analysis.

96. This model allowed only semantic analysis, output from the syntactic analysis and feedback to the lexical and syntactic analysis was forbidden.

97. Hence it is not unnatural to speak of a lexical unit standing in a particular semantic relation to other lexical units.

98. Dictionaries define one word in terms of others, and this characteristic may be shared to some extent by semantic memory.

99. A semantic net lends itself to graphic display, and its meaning tends to be intuitively, if not formally, clear.

100. A central issue is whether syntactic and semantic information contribute independently or interact in the comprehension process.

101. By choosing to override semantic constraints, the speaker will be speaking nonliterally.

102. For example this can be syntactic and semantic information to ensure more meaningful results, especially for running text.

103. This semantic distinction is beside the point; the special admissions program is undeniably a classification based on race and ethnic back-ground.

104. The semantic distinction between "criticism" and "feedback" can be important.

104. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

105. Areas of poor acoustic quality but tightly constrained by local syntactic and semantic information would be identified through top-down prediction.

106. The gender distinction nevertheless exists in some semantic areas and in the person system.

107. When a natural scientist proposes to test the boiling point of water, there are few, if any semantic problems involved.

108. As with syntax there are two ways of approaching semantic processing.

109. The hand-crafting of semantic information for a large vocabulary would be a complex and time-consuming job.

110. This factor can be compensated for, by dividing the semantic score between two words by the joint length of their definitions.

111. We have seen that a mental lexicon must contain semantic, phonological and orthographic information about words.

112. When conceptual distinctions are expressed in language they are referred to as semantic relations.

113. Practical uses of this technique, and the interrelation with other knowledge sources within the semantic analyser are discussed below.

114. However semantic change often gives an unexpected bonus, which one should accept in this case as in others.

115. Dispersed through the above discussion are also elements from a kind of linguistic analysis which transcends the traditional syntactic and semantic processing.

116. Syntactic relationships thus occur in documents, but are less permanent than semantic relationships.

117. Like the theories Brooke-Rose criticizes in 1958, this view conceives of metaphor in terms of semantic property to be fought over and captured.

118. That is, syntactic and semantic influences are only considered between words that are within a local neighbourhood of each other.

119. Rough notes may be entered and do not need to be attached to the semantic net.

120. A number of semantic theories have been discussed; these are shown to differ widely in terms of their representational aspects.