... give an illustration ofthe behavior ofthe morphological and syntactic parsers on a more complicated example: Ngarrka-ngku.ka marlu marna-kurra luwa.rnu ngarni.nja-kurra (man-ergative-aux kangaroo ... 07974. Barbara Brunson* AT&T Bell Laboratories and Department of Linguistics University of Toronto Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 1A1 . Abstract We present a model of morphological processing ... namely prosody and the non- isomorphism of syntactic and phonological structure. We maintain that these are are central tothe task ofa morphological analyzer and, hence, have incorporated...
... GTGTGATCTGCAACTGTTOMCA-PBAD-F CACCGAGGAATAATAAATGATGAAACGGTTCAATTTCOMCA-PBAD-R TTAGTTACCGTGTGCTTCOMCB-PBAD-F CACCGAGGAATAATAAATGATGAACGCACAAAAATCAOMCB-PBAD-R TTACATTTTCACTTTAGTShewanella oneidensis ... CACACTGCAACCTCTGGTOMCA-KO-R ACTGTCAATAGTGAAGGTOMCB-KO-F CCCCATGTCGCCTTTAGTOMCB-KO-R TCGCTAGAACACATTGACOMCA-F ATGATGAAACGGTTCAATOMCA-R TTAGTTACCGTGTGCTTCOMCB-F CTGCTGCTCGCAGCAAGTOMCB-R GTGTGATCTGCAACTGTTOMCA-PBAD-F ... MR-1R was used as a positive control to display omcA(lane 1) and omcB (lane 6). DNA standards are indicated at the leftand right ofthe agarose gels. (B) Visualization and separation of high...
... Italian), pastarant (pasta + restaurant)and peatza (pizza + eat). These three suggestions areamusing and have a nice ring to them. As a matter of fact, it turns out that the name Eatalian is actuallyused ... eating), pizza and pasta(which are found AtLocation restaurant) to generatean appropriate name. The three “palatable” neolo-gisms generated are eatalian (from the combination of eat and Italian), ... Computational Linguistics A Computational Approachtothe Automation of Creative NamingGăozdeăOzbalFBK-Irst / Trento, Italygozbalde@gmail.comCarlo StrapparavaFBK-Irst / Trento, Italystrappa@fbk.euAbstractIn...
... not only the Messiah and the Son of God but also the Son of Man who will be seated at the righthand of God and will come ‘with the clouds of heaven’ at the climax of history to gather in the elect ... the ritual ofthe Day of Expiation.1 John may also have in mind the ceremony on the Day of Expiation, when it speaks of Christ as the hilasmos (means of expi-6See D. P. Wright, ‘Day of Atonement’, ... blessed and brokeit, and gave it to them, and said: “Take, this is my body.” And he took a cup, and when he had given thanks he gave it to them, and they alldrank of it. And he said to them,...
... in the passband but also in the transitionband. The mean value ofthe group delay ranges below that of linear-phase filters ofthe same length. The observed overallsignal delay lies within the ... groupdelay was proposed that is based on the Remez exchangealgorithm. With the mentioned approaches a filter group 2 EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processingdelay can always be obtained that ... shownthat his algorithms for the constrained design of digitalfilters with arbitrary magnitude and phase responses have the potential to achieve a considerable reduction of group delayas compared to...
... judgment, all words in the upper branch ofthe hierarchical tree are related tothe hand sense of palm, and all other words are related to its tree sense. However, it is somewhat unsatis-factory ... vectors. To see this, let us bring our attention tothe various species of ani-mals that are among the top 30 associations to poach. Some of them seem more often affected by cooking (pheasant, ... consid-ered as one of its senses. Aproblem that we see with this approach is that it allows only as many senses as clusters, thereby limiting the granularity of the meaning space. This problem is avoided...
... vector comparisons. Fortunately, theproblemof data sparseness can be minimized by reducing the dimensionality ofthe matrix. An appropriate alge-braic method that has the capability to reduce ... salient. Also, widely and rural are well within the adjective cluster. The comparison ofthe two dendrograms indicates that the SVD was capable of making ap-propriate generalizations. Also, when ... number of rows toa vocabulary appropriate for evaluation purposes. Since we are not aware of any standard vocabulary previously used in related work, we manually selected an ad hoc list of 50...
... 135 Human Capital and Transformational Change 137 Human- Capital Management in Government 138Challenges Facing Human Resources Managers 139Challenges in Sustained Leadership 142 A Human- Capital ... McNabb entered a second career in academia. He advanced tothe rank of professor on the faculty at Pacific Lutheran University. He has a BA from California State College at Fullerton, an MA from ... Only then can they integrate thenew way of operating into the organization’s culture.External causes of an organizational crisis can spring from any ofthe uncontrol-lable factors that result...
... stability strategy and Financial Policy Committee(1) After Part 1 ofthe Bank of England Act 1998 insert—“PART 1A FINANCIAL STABILITYFinancial stability strategy ofthe Bank 9A Financial stability ... recognising that the regulators are best placed to determine the nature of the regulatory action which should be taken. The same arrangements will also apply tothe FCA. Governance 2.68 As with the ... Further amendments of Bank of England Act 1998PART 2 A MENDMENTS OF FINANCIAL SERVICES AND MARKETS ACT 2000Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority5 Thenew RegulatorsRegulated...
... contributed equally tothe content ofthe articleand gave their final approval. All authors read and approved the finalmanuscript.Competing interests The authors declare that they have no competing ... processes associated with hydrological events such as floods.Furthermore, there is a large body of literature describing the interaction of contaminants associated withparticulate matter to aquatic ... re-suspension of sedime nts may have a major impact on aquati c biota.Unfortunately, no research is available combininghydraulic stresses, sedimentological response and result-ing bioavailab ility of...