Examples of using Semantic in English and their translations into Malay
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Accordingly, its semantic core(as wide as possible) must be created BEFORE the work begins.
This type is called.: Microsoft BI Semantic Model for Power View.
If they match, then the research procedure will bereduced to the calculation of the frequency of mentioning a specific semantic unit.
This model assumes that the semantic core includes not only commercial, but also information requests, one way or another connected with the theme of the site.
It was also able to work in the other direction: to predict the activation pattern of a previously unseen sentence,knowing only its semantic features.
Whether to forgive a girl'sbetrayal is a decision made on the basis of the semantic values of the guy and his emotions, as well as the very desire of the culprit and her behavior.
Perhaps you will receive the deepest feelings in your life and the most romantic relationships, in which there will be no hurry, but respect,and interest will be sincere and relate to spiritual and semantic moments.
The theory“Moscow is the third Rome” served as the semantic basis of the Messianic ideas about the role and significance of Russia, which took shape during the period of the rise of the Moscow principality.
In this process, the main point is the formed symbolically-semiotic mental function, thanks to which the person is capable of susceptibility of the world around her through a special"quasi-measurement"-the system of meanings and the semantic field.
It is possible to single out those relationships in which they most often arise-this is a semantic psychological barrier in relations between children and parents, a wife and a husband, a leader and a subordinate.
The 1981 book Genes, Mind, and Culture: The Coevolutionary Process by Charles J. Lumsden and E. O. Wilson proposed the theory that genes and culture co-evolve, and that the fundamental biological units of culture mustcorrespond to neuronal networks that function as nodes of semantic memory.
The strategies offered are based on the pragmatic and semantic analysis of texts from a functional point of view, and they include such practical matters as the use of dictionaries and the evaluation of translations and error analysis.
It is common for some groups of modern Chinese still fascinated with the numerology practices up to adegree of superstitious when coming to Number semantic meaning in terms of pronunciation, the number of 888 carry the Triple Prosperous in Chinese.
They believe that it is impossible to create a semantic core without huge tables in Excel, several paid and free programs, the interface of which will have to be dealt with for several days, complicated manipulations with data of analytics services and cabinets for webmasters.
The concept may also reflect the moral side of human choice, when in a situation of searching for additional earnings, a person does not agree to some kind of work,due to the fact that its semantic content does not correspond to his inner world- this is not comme il faut.
When the units of analysis are revealed,the frequency of references to all semantic categories in the aggregate of all texts or other information carriers belonging to the group under study or to one author(person) is determined.
There are varieties of turning points: relationship crises(three and twelve years old), stemming from changes in social position and interaction, and worldview concept crises(one year, seven and fifteen years),confronting a person with a change in their semantic space.
I guess even thenwe would probably not consider a computer fully capable of semantic comprehension, which is why if a computer actually complied with my request to read my posts, I might not find it intellectually satisfying.
There is no sense in examining each phrase and examples at various levels(from the concierge to the president), the main thing is to catch one common gist of the fact that this is a suggestion without direct accusation,usually having several semantic implications so that the insinuator could justify in any case.
Also, in different situations that bring different semantic context, the same actions have different interpretations, as a manifestation of lack or dignity(for example, quick response, without taking into account the smallest details, in family life- lack, while in a military danger situation this quality plays the primary role role and is considered a virtue).
Such a deep and serious feeling is conditioned by the fact that having been born, the whole world of a person represents a mother for him and it is these relationships,their quality, semantic and sensual content, and the conclusions made there make a whole life scenario and strategies for interacting with the world(the unconscious records survival strategies This, of course, is not logical reasoning).
In particular, we have determined that semantic behaviors of movers can be captured in a location-independent manner by attributing them with features which encode their relations and actions with respect to scene contexts, which are local scene regions with different functionalities such as doorways and parking spots which moving objects often interact with.
In the agINFRA and SemaGrow projects, more than 15 organisations from Europe and the world(including prestigious institutions such as the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) are working together to offer better access to information for agricultural researchers and practitioners,using many ICT techniques such as intelligent information management, semantic enrichment and integration, as well as social data analysis.
Theoretical lexicography is the scholarly discipline of analyzing and describing the semantic, syntagmatic, and paradigmatic relationships within the lexicon(vocabulary) of a language, developing theories of dictionary components and structures linking the data in dictionaries, the needs for information by users in specific types of situations, and how users may best access the data incorporated in printed and electronic dictionaries.