Examples of using Semantically in English and their translations into Greek
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The primary project result for users will be a theme-oriented digital library of semantically related digital resources.
Are said to be semantically equivalent if any state in any model which satisfies one also satisfies the other.
To repeat that statement with mathematical precision- math is syntactically rich and rigorous, but semantically weak.
is therefore etymologically and semantically unrelated to the Tsargrad of Slavic languages.
The term"unstructured data" refers to data which does not have a clear, semantically overt, and easy-for-a-computer structure.
Therefore, each culture is supposed to exist for itself as a semantically sealed whole, cut off from dialogues with other cultures.
The term“unstructured data” refers to data that does not have clear, semantically overt, easy-for-a-computer structure.
Finally, the few available studies regarding the resolution of semantically ambiguous words and semantic knowledge in epilepsy are presented.
yet they are semantically related.
making it semantically accurate.
a lack of tone on monosyllabic words, and a lack of semantically opaque word formation.
Marcus must broaden semantically his use of the word,
Discovery of skills functionality is achieved by searching the Users Skills Knowledge Base to identify elderly end-users that have registered skills that semantically match the ones required by the small companies.
work in the semantically connected subtopics,
The emergence of the goddess of the sea of Kythera is semantically an attempt of the ancients, according to experts in paleontology,
which takes us to the very complex and semantically saturated theme of the philosophy
It offers valid information through the unique bilingual online newspaper LEFkada ZIN that aspires to contribute in what is semantically coming out of its logo in Greek(Ef zin),
reading of the contents of exchanges in a consistent and semantically equivalent manner.
HTML was primarily designed as a language for semantically describing scientific documents,
workflow management systems, to semantically rich, large-scale,