Examples of using Semantically in English and their translations into German
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This is not a slip semantically.
The image in itself is no longer semantically sufficient, and speech or written comments often assume an almost leading role.
Knowledge representation and knowledge persistence for industrial artefacts One of thetenets of Industry 4.0 is the idea of semantically rich representations of industrial artefacts.
Var obj{}; These are semantically equivalent; the second is called objek literal syntax, and is more convenient.
Sometimes, the proofreader introduces corrections that change the original text semantically(different meaning) and stylistically geo- or socio-style.
When we introduced Adaptive Metadata almost four years ago, we did so because we strongly believedthat to control all these pieces of content, we have to put the content into context and semantically connect it.
Those three words are semantically closely related.
Each such match between an Expression and a Definition may be marked as being a good match or not; i. e,if the Expression adequately covers the given concept semantically and/or stylistically see Help.
For the foreign-language reader will never be able to decide whether a formal but determined element, semantically left"indefinite", is so already in the original or appeared through the translation possibly alone!
As for the rest, the translation by Luther and others with"Feste"(foundation) contributes considerably to the fact that the explosiveness is taken off this text andthat it is passed off as a"semantically misdirected information.
This routine does not semantically resolve conflict markers; it merely removes conflict-related artifact files and allows PATH to be committed again; that is, it tells Subversion that the conflicts have been“ resolved.
Approaches are being developed which provide widespread automation of the processes for restoring, classifying and semantically linking texts, images, music, sound documents and videos.
These methods are semantically equivalent to the ordinary locate(), that is, they return an item referring to the container with the smallest key k' that is equal to or larger than the key k searched for, and nil, if no such key exists.
Absolute Gap Topics: Absolute gaps takeplace when a site has no site-wide mention of a topic or keyword that is considered semantically relevant to the stated topic of the website.
Questions and/or documents are received and semantically analyzed(office items are also digitally transformed through a template), an automatic workflow attributes the asset to the appropriate entity, creates a case, and a process is started.
With the automated integrative testing of software that works with a complex JPA data model, it is invariably the case that sooner or later,one will face the question of how it is possible to create semantically meaningful test data without great cost.
We need to ensure that translations are not only correct in terms of the wording butalso that they semantically and functionally imply the same thing as to ensure they conjure up the same ideas in the participants' minds, allowing them to be answered in the same way.
Apart from foreign proellinikes words for accepting this the Greek language, There was need and from pure Greek to dismantle some, Why pretend not semantic sight,and other adapted semantically and to take on new importance.
By being able to extract information from(internal orexternally found) jobs and resumes and semantically match these two, Textkernel has developed the full technology stack to help HR and recruitment professionals to fill jobs faster.
When I asked one of them why he decided do draw a diagram with5 pools, representing the interaction between different Software-Systems and some end users in a wonderful clear and semantically correct way, he just shrugged and said.
A critical mass of semantically annotated Web pages or multimedia repositories, as well as business-relevant, widely-accepted ontologies would provide a feasible basis for the development of real-world semantic applications, for the adoption of this technology at industrial level, and, why not, for the realization of the Semantic Web vision.
The attempt to introduce a difference here- on the one hand the lake of fire and eternal torment, and on the other the second death and rapid dissolution-is not just semantically incorrect, it is also, on the evidence of these two scriptural passages, completely arbitrary and has no basis in the Bible whatever.
The post-modernism comes regularly on the scene, if necessary, appears like Tiger Brown, London Police Chief, falls from the sky onto the earth and explains facts and processes as legitime, which hitherto were not so, whichin many cases have not even yet been semantically interpreted or exploited.
It was designed and built in the GRANATUM projectas"A Social Collaborative Working Space Semantically Interlinking Biomedical Researchers, Knowledge And Data For The Design And Execution Of In-Silico Models And Experiments In Cancer Chemoprevention", partially funded by the European Commission.
This solid principle able to thematize the fact, that the avant-garde(as a little bit more generally also the Modern Age) applies a great number of grammatically determined elements(substantives),which it does not determine in the preamble semantically, so that thereby a semantic"indefiniteness" of the simultaneously, grammatically, formally determined elements appears.
Without engaging in a cultural-critical digression- what was described above as verbal application(that's to say,it's always already semantically charged) is increasingly exposed to a manipulation of that“evocation of ideas”, just whenever something else is posited instead of“tree”, or because the realm of ideas(the chain of connotations) is interfered with in such a way that the random-remote almost inevitably short-circuits with the actual.
This solid principle able to thematize the fact, that the avant-garde(as a little bit more generally also the Modern Age) applies a great number of grammatically determined elements(substantives),which it does not determine in the preamble semantically, so that thereby a semantic"indefiniteness" of the simultaneously, grammatically, formally determined elements appears.
 In the related history, the direct informations, the withdrawn cultural associations,the linguistic games and similar semantically relevant"supplements", the authenticity of the narratively reported history, the instrumentalization of the local and personal knowledge of the listeners may all be appropriated to apply the narrative method in contexts, which are available as well for the usual access, as well also for the usual constitution of the formal and material ethics.
Metrological and data driven innovations- Region-wide thermography of Gleisdorf in 3D captured by a specially developed measuring unit- Acquisition and generation of a three-dimensional gas layer model- Use of air balloons and UAVs for data acquisition-Correction of measured thermal data by semantically interpreting the image content- Methodological access to the integration of thermal and statistical data.
That is a subtle but decisive difference, because from here photographs cannot only be conceived of as more orless semantically compressed historical documents, but as an abrupt return of the past independent from the aesthetic quality of the individual images or the already doubtful quality of a photographic signature.