According to Mikhail Gasparov, after Goethe's version epic and / or mourning odes in trochaic pentameter became popular in the German poetry, this semantic feature of this meter was later borrowed to the Russian poetry as well.
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On the other hand, basic categories in [ animal ], i . e . [ dog ], [ bird ], [ fish ], are full of informational content and can easily be categorized in terms of Gestalt and semantic features.
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As production rules apply consecutively to the Coupled Feature Structure, units and lexical features are linked into the Right Pole tree for each word, and if the word is significant, same-named units with semantic features are added to the Left Pole tree.
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Crosslinguistically, Hopper and Thompson ( 1980 ) have proposed to decompose the notion of transitivity into 10 formal and semantic features ( some binary, some scalar ); the features argued to be associated with high transitivity are summarized in the following well-known table:
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The designation of a primary key may indicate the " preferred " identifier for data in the table, or that the primary key is to be used for foreign key references from other tables or it may indicate some other technical rather than semantic feature of the table.
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A notable semantic feature was the ability to define new data types, as a ( possibly recursive ) sum of products this was done using a somewhat verbose natural language style description, but apart from notation amounts exactly to the algebraic data types found in modern functional languages.
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The term semantic relevance here refers to " a measure of the contribution of semantic features to the " core " meaning of a concept . " Results showed that objects with high semantic relevance, such as artefacts, created an increase in activation compared to objects with low semantic relevance, such as natural objects.
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They intend to improve the clarity and bite of declarations of difference between conceptual schemes by enlarging the basis of literally translated and analysed texts from widely ( though never radically ) different intellectual cultures, and to make precise criteria of translation for classical Chinese, mainly through a detailed description in English of systematic recurrent semantic relations between Chinese words, especially distinctive semantic features.
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This is an example of " generalization " from prototypes : Erbaugh has proposed that when children learn count-classifiers, they go through stages, first learning a classifier-noun pair only ( such as | ?} } " y?",-fish ), then using that classifier with multiple nouns that are similar to the prototype ( such as other types of fish ), then finally using that set of nouns to generalize a semantic feature associated with the classifier ( such as length and flexibility ) so that the classifier can then be used with new words that the person encounters.
