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File contents: Examples showing ambiguity within phrases and the resulting disambiguation.
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| Details | The stove is hot. | Simple example without active disambiguation. | Edit |
| Details | The cool blue is hot. | Simple example understanding the meaning of the word 'cool' when used with a colour. Notice that 'cool' doesn't mean 'cold', but rather it relates to color. | Edit |
| Details | The grilled bass is off. | Disambiguation within a simple sentence - the noun 'bass' intersects with 'grilled' and also with 'off'. | Edit |
| Details | The really very lightly grilled bass is really off. | Introducing more complexity within the phrases. | Edit |
| Details | The light is almost off. | A different use of 'off'. | Edit |
| Details | The party is so off. | Another different use of 'off'. | Edit |
| Details | The cat's kitten is a happily purring chordate. | Possessives intersect type - who has a kitten? | Edit |
| Details | The cat's tread is dirty. | The cat? A caterpillar tractor. | Edit |
| Details | The cool blue is not dirty. | It is a 'cool' colored blue. The color is 'dirty' which has a different meaning to that of the tire above. | Edit |
| Details | The steel and plastic bag container is amazingly huge. | What is in the container? | Edit |
| Details | The cat ate the rat. | What ate what? | Edit |
| Details | The perch is grilled. | Intersecting a noun with an adjective. | Edit |
| Details | The perch grills. | And intersecting the noun with a verb. In future we polan to remove the duplication between meaning and parts of speech. | Edit |
| Details | The interested salesman's interest is interestingly interested. | And intersecting the noun with a verb. In future we polan to remove the duplication between meaning and parts of speech. | Edit |
| Details | She happily pushes drugs. | The verb gets meaning from its objects. Try soporifics or myotic drugs! Or trading, dealing or selling. | Edit |
| Details | She pushes imports. | And compare with a different object. What about trade goods? | Edit |
| Details | The audacious brat yells when she doesn't win. | Multiple elimination of ambiguity within a sentence. | Edit |
| Details | The audacious brat sits where the sun doesn't shine. | Multiple elimination of ambiguity within a sentence. | Edit |
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