... been isolated in corre- sponding sentences of each language using finite- state recognizers. The algorithm is applicable for finding single or multiple word correspondences and can accommodate ... phrase is defined by its word sequence, excluding any leading determiners. Singular and plural forms of common nouns are thus distinct and assigned different positions in the index. For each ... give an informal impression of overall per- formance, the hundred highest ranking correspon- dences were inspected and of these, ninety were completely correct. Less frequently occurring noun...
... set of a nonexpansive mapping S, h is a potential function for γfi.e., hxγfx for x ∈ H. For finding a common element of the set of fixed points of nonexpansive mappingsand t he set of ... the fixed-point set of Ti,thatis,FTi : {x ∈ C : Tix x}.Findinganoptimal point in the intersection ∩Ni1FTi of the fixed-point sets of a family of nonexpansivemappings is a task ... investigate theproblem of finding a common element of the set of solution of 1.26 and the set of commonfixed points of finite many nonexpansive mappings in a Hilbert space. First, we introduce ahybrid...
... class including white sandy soil and marine sandy soil type from the interaction of sea, river, field current flow and wind. This kind of soil is distributed along the coast bank and sand dunes ... longan, litchi, mandarin could be cultivated. - Orientations for sandy soil use: Coarse sandy soil, which is not good for agriculture, is suitable for wave and wind blocking pine forests, and ... proper use of fertilizers by using more phosphate fertilizer and organic manure to enrich the soil. Moreover, sourness and salinity elimination can be good for balancing acid. For latent...
... theoretical analysisfor non-saturation conditions and evaluate its performance in front of 802.15.4 MAC and BSN-MAC in BSN scenarios, bearingmedical applications in mind. Please note that in order ... isachieved thanks to the inherent protocol performance ateliminating collisions in data transmissions and minimizingthe overhead of contention procedures (i.e., carrier sensingand backoff periods). ... we here introduce energy-aware radioactivation policies into a high-performance MAC protocoldifferent from CSMA/CA, while analyzing and evaluatingits energy-saving performance in BSNs. In the...
... of approximants to fixed points of nonexpansive non-linear mappings in Banach spaces,” Archive for Rational Mechanics and Analysis, vol. 24, pp. 82–90, 1967.20 Z. Opial, “Weak convergence of ... construction of fixed points of asymptotically nonexpansive mappings,” Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, vol. 158, no. 2, pp. 407–413, 1991.8 H. K. Xu, “Inequalities in Banach spaces ... Fixed Point Theory and Applications 1914 V. Colao, G. Marino, and H K. Xu, An iterative method for finding common solutions of equilibriumand fixed point problems,” Journal of Mathematical Analysis...
... right-hand side of any production of G' contains either a single terminal- pair or a list of nonterminals. Lemma3 For any inversion-invariant transduction grammar G, there exists an equivalent ... otherwise G' contains no productions of the form A ~ e/e. Lemma2 For any inversion-invariant transduction grammar G, there exists an equivalent inversion- invariant transduction gratrm~r ... pmbabilistic tagging. In Proceed- ings of ROCLING-92, 85-96. MAGERMAN, DAVID M. & ~ L p. MARCUS. 1990. Parsing a natural language using mutual information statistics. In Proceedings of AAAI-90,...
... III PERFORMANCE OF THE ALGORITHM The algorithm as described has been implemented in Simula 67 on a DEC ELI091 and applied to a corpus of some 300 words in 75 languages and dialects of Vanuatu. ... cognation decisions are bettered by a trained linguist using more information only in cases of wordllsts sharing less than 40% cognates and involving complex, mu]tlple sound correspondences. ... The algorithm takes as only input a llst of words, preferably but not necessarily in phonemic transcription, in any two putatively related languages, and sorts it into decreasing order of probable...
... important for interdomain interac-tions. The N-terminal part of the strand interacts withthe N-terminal part of helix CG in domain G, and theC-terminal part interacts with the turn before ... surface of EF-G and forms part of the FA-bindingsite, it points to the opposite direction in our structure,interacting with Glu93 in helix BGand Tyr126 in helixCG in the core of the domain, and ... domains G and II and domains III, IVand V. In the S. aureus EF-G structure, this loop hasa bent conformation, and packs against domain IIIand interacts with the linker between domains III andIV...
... Artificial Intelligence, 26:1-33. Doug Appelt. 1985b. Some Pragmatic Issues in the Planning of Definite and Indefinite Referring Expressions. In 23rd Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational ... gration of the algorithmin the generation process as a whole and finding adequate concepts for dealing with negation and sets. References Doug Appelt. 1985a. Planning English Referring Expressions. ... it is independent of the number of attributes avail- able for building a description. Applying this interpre- tation may lead to the inclusion of globally redundant attributes in the final...
... raised. The standard UCG analysisof non-lexieal NPs is adequately handled using the above definitions, as the resulting semantic structure contains information introduced by the determiner. On ... semantics of any containing expression be a further instantiation of one of its subexpressions. We introduce the algorithm on a case-by-case basis, at each stage extending its coverage and include ... every appearance of a variable can only be further instanfiated by a semantic individual constant and so the semantic representation after generation cannot be further instantiated in such a...