How to pronounce“parsed”in English

Reality can't be so neatly parsed.

And it's a model of life parsed by age, where you get your education early life, you work really, you work like a dog in the middle of life basically, you know,

But data I think is something that can be parsed out to the individual farmers so that they can take action on it.

And the way in which this field of research has parsed the question of physical health and physical exercise is as follows, right?

The data streams from the medical devices monitoring patients are parsed by software that has been trained to spot early warning signals that a patient's condition is worsening.

and there's about 60 of those which have been parsed that way, and for all of those,

the crap out of it meaning we we we parsed it you know broke it down into all those individual words and then we did semantic static and semantic parses

I mean, oscillation implies that we've already parsed the world out into a right-left binary.

But it happened so fast that the operators in the control room couldn't have parsed it, really.

But the language of the Second Amendment is really important because it's been much parsed over a well regulated militia being necessary, I don't even know, the people's right to bear

content so we we pre analyzed the crap out of it meaning we we we parsed it you know broke it down into all this individual words and then we did

What they noticed were there were these repeating sections-- and for those people who've ever concatenated or parsed text files, it's essentially a delimiter--

That file, when let's say Windows XP at the time would have parsed that file, it would have had a buffer overflow, that link file would have taken control,

strategies, literally eye scan tests, have shown how they parsed all the stuff that they need to much more rapidly now and, and their interesting ways that they make choices to

that uh that level of a voice anymore because our media is so diluted and and uh parsed out you know people kind of go for the news and information that they

I think when I was a medical student especially, the language of medicine-- because it is a totally other language with a lot of jargon that has to be parsed in a very

You-- Instantaneously, preattentively, before the third of a second that it takes for a stimulus to get to your forebrain, this thing was already parsed.

doesn't make sense in terms of what the conscious brain is looking at in the world or hearing in the world uh because they've been separately parsed out so

So here we are, the Fed is important, you know, every word of Kevin Warsh today wouldn't, you know, would be parsed, and so, in that sense, you know,

we do put that aside and then that means very different things to very different people but so far no one no one wants that to be parsed through by by faith uh

for which there are dependency structures, so meaning there's gotta be like a big text, bunch of texts, which have been parsed for their dependency structures,