Now, let us consider that the mechanic was fired and replaced with a very inexperienced intern. The intern has no
idea if the large pile of parts belongs to motorcycle, SUV, or an airplane. The intern must use the parts to determine
what the type of vehicle the pile of parts belongs to in order to figure out the best way to build the simple mechanism.
Once the intern has determined what type of vehicle the parts belong to, he or she can use the dependencies list to figure
out how to put the parts together in a simple, practical way. Similarly, the parts-of-speech tree is passed to the sorter to
determine if the sentence type is imperative (command), interrogative (query or command), or declarative (command
or notification). Once the sentence type is determined, the dependencies are used by the individual sentence type class
to get the right parts, or words in this case, from the original message and reassemble the words into a much simpler
message. The message is labeled with its corresponding message type and sent through to the HARMS system.