semantic domain
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsemanticanddomain
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semantic
adjective
uk/sɪˈmæn.tɪk/us/səˈmæn.t̬ɪk/
connected with the meanings ...
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domain
noun[C]
uk/dəˈmeɪn/us/doʊˈmeɪn/
an area of interest or an area over which a person ...
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(Definition ofsemanticanddomainfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofsemantic domain
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A corpus of specialist texts will yield asemanticdomain-specific lexicon.
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Previous methods for fixed point finding have primarily used semantic approaches, which often must traverse large portions of thesemanticdomaineven for simple programs.
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Therefore, we shall assign the samesemanticdomainto equivalent types, and prove these equivalences through the model.
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Further, by focusing on a singlesemanticdomain, we want to address the nature and properties of early pragmatic inferences (cancelability, non-detachability).
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Apart from thesemanticdomain, the selection of the genitive construction is dependent on various other features of the possessed noun.
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Once again, the more constrained thesemanticdomainis, the more successful the parser will be at diagnosing errors.
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Given the ontological range over which members of this class may vary, there seems to be no underlyingsemanticdomainto which it corresponds.
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For example, they would use other terms from the samesemanticdomainand add information relevant to the target object or event.
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Thus, the newswire above was segmented without having asemanticdomainrelated to beauty competitions.
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Let us translate this to thesemanticdomain.
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Thesemanticdomainholds uniquely identifiable objects that correspond to human concepts independent of their spatial and temporal location.
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There is one universalsemanticdomain, namely action, the sort of actions.
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However, one must be careful that an algorithm defined in asemanticdomainmust actually be carried out on syntactic representations of the domain elements.
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Subsequent research has revealed oral language weaknesses in poor comprehenders that are not necessarily restricted to thesemanticdomain.
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For this purpose eachsemanticdomainis given a partial ordering.
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In doing this, they offer information that distinguishes among terms in the samesemanticdomain, and they also offer information that relates one term to another in meaning.
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Even within word meaning there are different aspects of knowledge, ranging from thesemanticdomainthe word is part of to specific aspects that differentiate one word from another.
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Normal forms resulting from successive iterations are then compared syntactically to determine their ordering in thesemanticdomain, and to decide whether a fixed point has been reached.
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Anothersemanticdomainwhich has proven fruitful for studies of linguistic relativity is the domain of space.
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