... crew in the table is the first 1849Cambridge crew. Four of the men of which it consisteddied young; (two of them from accidental causes, oneonly three years after the race, and the other only ... toloosen their hold upon the youth of Great Britain.Viewing athletic contests then as national institu-tions, what is their influence upon health ? Are theycalculated to improve the physique ... possible to surround the hardest ath-letic contests by such safeguards, both as regards the selection of the men and their preparation, as shall makethese contests not only thoroughly healthy,...
... movement.Amongst the conventional metaphor given by the cognitive linguistics we find the concept EMOTION IS AS A PHYSICAL FORCE. In the view of cognitive linguistics the general metaphor EMOTION IS ... QUALIFICATION, interpersonal systems of PERSON and ATTITUDE, and textual systems of DETERMINATION. But the way the metafunctional contributions map structurally one onto another varies; in particular, groups ... ideational (experiential), interpersonal, , logical and. textual. They occur when the usual or ‘congruent’ realization of meaning is given a ‘non congruent’ or metaphorical expression. The ideational...
... multi-state system theory to the reliability analysis of the power system is studied. The relationship between the performance of the system and the performance of the batteries is analyzed. The results ... to the structure and the required capacity of the system, the reliability of the battery is defined as the probability that the capacity of the battery is not less than 5700 mAh. Then the ... .jUzzzzzzzz=+++z+ +++ Based onthe operators defined in (7) and (8), the universal generating function of the branches can be obtained, and then the universal generating function of the power system...
... CUL4–DDB1–DDB2, in the control of genome integrity inresponse to UV radiation in Arabidopsis. Plants are in the precarious position of, onthe one hand, requiringsunlight that contains UV radiation to undergo ... exposure, and theirinduction is also gated by the circadian clock, with the extent of transcript accumulation upon cold exposuredepending onthe time of day of the exposure [51].Cold induction of ... mitochondrial transcription ter-mination factor-related protein that is able to restorethermotolerance, not only in the presence of the Hsp101 allele used for the screen but also of the nullallele...
... establishedpreviously, the product-ion spectrum of [M-H]–only shows the fragment ions onthe 6-linked branch. The C-type ionsC1a,C2a,C3a,C4aand C5(see the fragmentation scheme inFig. ... 3-linked). The location of the Fuc residue can be deduced from the CIDMS/MS fragmentation. In comparison with the spectrumof iLNO (Fig. 1A), the D2b-5ion has shifted 146 Da tom/z 1037 corresponding ... oligosac-charides are considered to play a part in the inhibition ofbacterial adhesion to epithelial surfaces, as they are able tomimic the binding epitope of the epithelial receptor [8].Also, milk contains...
... and subunit 8. Deletion of the genefor any one of these proteins caused a strong decrease or the disappearance of the other two components. Accordingly, the double deletion mutant VZ6, in which ... case of the other single deletionmutants.Among the single deletion strains tested, UBL2, in which the gene for subunit 10 was deleted, was the only oneshowing wild-type levels of all of the bc1subunits ... effects onthe composition ofbc1subunits in the mitochondrial membranes than wasobserved with the single deletion mutants. The membranes from the D6/D7 double deletion strain(VZ4) exhibited the...
... improved, and the coverage was comparable with that for the Nichi-gai dictionary. On the other hand, in the case where random choicewas performed, the Nichigai dictionary and the Web- based encyclopedia ... extraction but generation of ency-clopedic knowledge.Section 2 explains the overall design of our ency-clopedia generation system, and Section 3 elaborates on our organization model. Section 4 then ... description-by-description basis, that is, all the generated descriptionswere considered independent of one another. The ratioof correct descriptions, disregarding the domain cor-rectness,...
... K1 measure is basedon (Mojena, 1977),which finds clustering solutions for all values ofk from 1 N , and then determines the mean andstandard deviation of the criterion function. Then,a score ... value of k by sub-tracting the mean from the criterion function, anddividing by the standard deviation. We adapt thistechnique by using the H2 criterion function, andlimit k from 1 deltaK:P ... the number ofsenses in which an ambiguous word isused in a large corpus. It is basedon the use of global criterion functions that assess the quality of a clustering solution.1 IntroductionThe...
... hand, context elements contain all the additional information (explanations and descriptions) appearing in the scripts. 39mistakenly stored in the data collection as an utterance during the ... from the scripts: speakers, utterances and context. The speaker and utterance elements contain information about the characters who speak and what they said at each dialogue turn. Onthe other ... Salton and Buckley, 1988). Before performing the vectorization, word toke-nization was conducted. In this step, all punctua-tion marks were removed, with the exception of the question “?”...
... than the scene onthe street. ENGLISHWOMAN What on earth's going on there? ENGLISHMAN I don't know, my dear. The European walks over to the couple. EUROPEAN Pardon, pardon, Monsieur, ... - NIGHT The customers have all gone. The house lights are out.Rick sits alone at a table. There is a glass of bourbon on the table directly in front of him, and another emptyglass onthe table ... Howard Koch Basedonthe play EVERYBODY GOES TO RICK'S by Murray Burnett, Joan AlisonWhen production began the script was only half completed,near the end of production the script was...
... with the crit-ical exponents n in the lo w temperature region; this fact argues for the fractal nature ofn, but the confirmation needs further investigation. In contrast to the fractal dimensiondetermined ... ρ1Tn(3)with the exponent n ≈ 2.5andtheratioρ1/ρ0≈ 10−6.ForT>Tc, the usual attitudewas to suggest either the small polaron hoping or the bandgap conduction model. Bothrely onthe exponential ... reveals the drop of the activation energy when the temperature decreases. This argues for the change in conduction mechanism away from the bandwidth-controlled conductionto the possible boundary-controlled...