... conversion of cel-lulose to sugars was again investigated by Battelle-Geneva on a pilot plant basis,particularly of separation of the hydrochloric acid and sugars, as well as re-concentration of the ... petroleum. At thetime, George Tsao was on assignment at the U.S. National Science Foundation,on leave from Iowa State University, managing several funding programs as a part of the RANN (Research Applied ... certain super micro-organisms capable of synthesis and accumulation ofa valuable metabolite.Soon, they realize that the product cannot be marketed and it has to be purifiedto meet necessary...
... well-being, and participation.… A far-reaching strategy emphasizes the integrated importance of human and social capital and their relationship to enhancing and preserving the harmony and stability of ... Ana Carla Fonseca Reis It is a universal panorama: the dazzling colors of African fabrics, of the ‘Costa cloths,’ as they used to be called in Brazil, the endless tonalities of the Indian ... contacts, and the emergence of a mass public, of millions of individuals who can a ord and are willing to pay to attend a concert of Indian cithara or of Tuareg musicians, thus buying their albums...
... choice) has beenchanged so that the paragraph sends a different mes-sage. Read the paragraph carefully and determine howthe writer feels about Nicole Bryan:Paragraph BNicole Bryan always submits ... viewof note A is more effectivethan the point ofviewof note B because a. note A feels less formal.b. note A speaks personally to the reader.c. note A addresses the reader as an individual.d. ... which has beeninvaluable.3. What message does the writer of paragraph Bconvey about Nicole Bryan? a. Nicole Bryan is an exceptional employee. Hireher immediately!b. Nicole Bryan is an average...
... oyled paper; but pure of the College, and the Master andWardens of their Company, Mithridate,Diascordium, Alkermes, &c. Yet for allthis some of them privately make a greatdeal more of the ... online atwww.gutenberg.netTitle: A Short Viewof the Frauds andAbuses Committed by ApothecariesAs well in Relation to Patients, asPhysicians: And Of theonly Remedy thereof by Physicians makingtheir ... of and also make their own Medicines aswell as they, especially since theApothecary may as easily falsify, and togreater profit in the one, then in theother?Ninthly, As to their use of bad...
... Ishida S, Inoue A, Kan Y &Yasumoto T (1995) Palytoxin analogs from the dino-flagellate Ostreopsis siamensis. J Am Chem Soc 117,5389–5390.5 Taniyama S, Arakawa O, Terada M, Nishio S,Takatani ... Louzao, Isabel R. Ares and Eva CagideDepartamento de Farmacologia, Facultad de Veterinaria, Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, Lugo, SpainIntroductionPalytoxin is a potent marine toxin that ... DrenckhahnD (1990) Association of kidney and parotidNa+,K(+)-ATPase microsomes with actin and analogs of spectrin and ankyrin. Eur J Cell Biol 53, 93–100.49 Devarajan P, Scaramuzzino DA & Morrow...
... (Kurohashi and Na-gao, 1994) or CaboCha (Kudo and Matsumoto,2002). Although this information is less accu-rate than manually annotated information, theseautomatic analyzers provide a large amount ... a Combination of Case ElementsTakeshi AbekawaGraduate School of EducationUniversity of Tokyoabekawa@p.u-tokyo.ac.jpManabu OkumuraPrecision and Intelligence LaboratoryTokyo Institute of Technologyoku@pi.titech.ac.jpAbstractIn ... data we used was Kyodai Cor-pus 3.0, a corpus manually annotated with depen-dency relations (Kurohashi and Nagao, 199 8a) .The statistics of the data are as follows:• Training data: 24,263 sentences,...
... generating adequate meanings for a locative expression in a particular situation, is our benchmark for representational adequacy. The spatial meaning Ofa projective preposi- tional predication ... is a conceptualiza- tion of the space around a reference object as six 4Natural language sentences are parsed to three branch quantifiers using a prolog DCG grammar, the logical predicates ... current computational linguistic approaches. We have attempted to tackle the in- formality of this ideational viewof meaning, by addressing one particular basic cognitive domain, that of oriented...
... ofa quality or attribute of those things. Man is a name of many things; humanity is a name of an attribute of those things. Old is a name of things: old age is a name of one of their attributes. ... improvement) can only consist in performing more systematically and accurately man, a Greek, an Athenian, a sculptor, an old man, an honest man, a brave man. All these are, or may be, names of Sophroniscus, ... a name which stands for an attribute ofa thing. Thus John, the sea, this table, are names of things. White, also, is a name ofa thing, or rather of things. Whiteness, again, is the name of...
... Regular approxima- tions of cfls: A grammatical view. In Pro- ceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Parsing Technologies, IWPT'97, pages 159- 170. Carl Pollard and Ivan A. Sag. ... dialogues are real world dia- logues about appointment scheduling and va- cation planning. They contain a variety of syn- tactic as well as spontaneous speech phenom- ena. The remaining half ... paths that are used later in filtering. During parsing, when an active chart item (i.e., a rule schema or a partly instantiated rule schema) and a passive chart item (a lexical entry or...
... thoroughly. Data was gathered for 35 variables measuring various aspects of behavior, including general information (13 variables), search space (8 variables), processing time (7 variables), and mamory ... A Practical Comparison ofParsing Strategies Jonathan Slocum Siemens Corporation INTRODUCTION Although the literature dealing with formal and natural languages abounds with theoretical arguments ... for parsing efficiency transcends the issue of mere practicality. At slow-to-average parsing rates, the cost of verifying linguistic theories on a large, general sample of natural language can...
... (:4), aimed at showing that Kil- bury's algorithm handles right recursion worse than Earley's algorithm, illustrates this: Assume a grammar with rules S * Ae, A * aA, A -* b and a sentence ... Park, California. Slocum, Jonathan (1981). A Practical Comparison of Parsing Strategies. Proc. 19th ACL, Stanford, California: 1-6. Thompson, Henry (1981). Chart Parsing and Rule Schemata in ... Tomita, Masaru (1985). An Efficient Context-free Parsing Algorithm For Natural Languages. Proc. 9th IJCAI, Los Angeles, California: 756=764. Tomita, Masaru (1986). E~cient Parsing for Nat- ural...
... discs about the same size and shape as our owngalaxy. They appear elliptical because most of them areviewed at a slant, and of course they are faint because theyare so far away.The idea ofa ... arbitrary points A and Bare the same, draw a circle through A around galaxy 1, andanother circle through B around galaxy 2. Isotropy aroundgalaxy 1 requires that conditions are the same at A and ... proportional to their separation. The mostimportant modification of Hubble's original conclusions is a revision of the extragalactic distance scale: partly as a result of a recalibration of the...
... junctions,they also may take a transcellular route through thebody of the cell; see Carman and Springer [100] for a recent review of transcellular migration of cells. Bothtransmigration paths are available ... chemical and mechani-cal. Because the mechanical state of the endothelium isprobably an important regulator of vascular homeosta-sis and leukocyte transmigration, many biophysicaltools, such as ... pathway leads to recruitment andactivation of IjB kinase kinase; the phosphorylationand activation of IjB kinase by IjB kinase kinase; thephosphorylation of IjB; and the degradation of IjB,which...
... (Haveman, 1992); and (4) management team change (Castrogiovanni, Baliga and Kidwell, 1992). 13 As mentioned earlier, research on organizational change is one of the areas in organization ... theoretical and empirical research in organizational change and employees’ reactions to 3 Organizational change can be considered as a class of organization theory. 4 Note that it is important ... traditional view assumes that attitudes are dispositional in nature. According to the dispositional approach, the so-called traditional view, attitudes are seen as stable dispositions that have...
... empirical comparison of BP and DD also com-plements the theoretically-oriented comparison of marginal- and margin-based variational approxima-tions for parsing described by Martins et al. (2010).We ... havefewer than 100 nonterminals (Hockenmaier andSteedman, 2002), we found that a CCG grammarderived from CCGbank contained over 1500. Thesame grammar assigns an average of 22 lexical cate-gories ... enforce grammaticality. A workaround forthis problem is the adaptive supertagging (AST) ap-proach of Clark and Curran (200 4a) . It is based on a step function over supertagger beam widths, re-laxing...