In general, the semantics of the Scala.js language are the same as Scala on the JVM. However, a few differences exist, which we mention here. Primitive data types All primitive data types work exactly as on the JVM, with the following three exceptions. Floats can behave as Doubles by default Scala.js underspecifies the behavior of Floats by default. Any Float value can be stored…
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Miss Sophia Sharda B-Tech (CSE) University of Petroleum & Energy Studies Dehradun, India ABSTRACT Strange and funny how things work and how we let them define the world. Here is when the word “communication” came into existence. Switching of messages and information fascinated the world but it has many limitations too yet being thankful for providing a means to express…
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Measures of Semantic Relatedness are well established in Natural Language Processing. Their purpose is to determine the degree of relatedness between two words without specifying the nature of their relationship. Most of these measures work only between pairs of words in a single language. We propose a novel method of measuring semantic relatedness between pairs of words in…
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Silly are the goddy tawdry maudlin for they shall christgeewhiz bow down before him: bedead old men, priest and prester, babeling a pitterpatternoster: no word is still the word, but, a loafward has become lord. Ronald Suffield, “The Tenth Beatitude” This subtle poem by the English philologist Ronald Suffield is actually written at two levels. For Suffield intends that the…
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John Lakos presents “Value Semantics: It ain’t about the syntax!” at C++Now 2014 Bloomberg’s John Lakos, senior architect of BDE, will lead a session at this year’s C++Now conference on the importance of a type’s salient attributes and how they relate to its usage as a value semantic type . When people talk about a type as having value semantics, they are often thinking about…
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Section A.14 of the Ada Reference Manual allows implementations to provide a wide variety of behavior if an attempt is made to access the same external file with two or more internal files. To provide a full range of functionality, while at the same time minimizing the problems of portability caused by this implementation dependence, GNAT handles file sharing as follows: In…
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There are two types of ambiguity: Genuine ambiguities, where a sentence…
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Syntax is what the grammar allows, semantics is what it means. int x =…

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The Semantic Web has a branding problem: It was built to manage data, not semantics. Somewhere along the line, insiders renamed it the “Data Web”. That was a great move for Web researchers, but what will the semantics crowd do with the name? Just as “semantics” was misplaced in the Data Web, “web” is misplaced in our vision of a global semantic network. The Semantic Web won’t…
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Every day, the ProgrammableWeb team is busy, updating its three primary directories for APIs, clients (language-specific libraries or SDKs for consuming or providing APIs), and source code samples. If you have new APIs, clients, or source code examples to add to ProgrammableWeb’s directories, we offer forms (APIs, Clients, Source Code) for submitting them to our API research…
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What is value and/or reference semantics, and which is best in C++? With reference semantics, assignment is a pointer-copy (i.e., a reference). Value (or “copy”) semantics mean assignment copies the value, not just the pointer. C++ gives you the choice: use the assignment operator to copy the value (copy/value semantics), or use a pointer-copy to copy a pointer (reference semantics)…
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Biblical Words and Their Meaning acts as an introduction to lexical semantics (as proposed in the title). There is a point in which Silva recognizes the tension found in the overwhelming accessibility of resources and scholarship that has done much of the work of lexical semantics for us (and on which most of remain dependent). This tension begs the question of exactly what…
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Recommended Textbooks for Formal Semantics (Partee) The following post is taken from an interview with Barbara Hall Partee by Chongli Zou. The full transcript is here: . – (1) Emmon Bach’s informal introduction to the field, which relates some of the more technical material found in other books to more intuitively graspable ideas: (Bach 1989), based on his 1984 series of lectures…
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The primary aim of LFRG is to give you an opportunity to have informal discussions of your own and other people s ideas without having to worry about saying something wrong. Thus, practice talks and presentations of works in progress (or in regress) or papers that you find interesting are especially welcome. The range of possible topics include semantics, syntax, their interface…
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Linguistic meaning and its role in communication. Topics include ambiguity, vagueness, presupposition, intonational meaning, and Grice s theory of conversational implicature. Applications to issues in politics, the law, philosophy, advertising, and natural language processing. Those who have not taken logic, such as PHIL 150 or 151, should also enroll in 130C. Pre- or corequisite:…
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Elements of Formal Semantics introduces some of the foundational concepts, principles and techniques in formal semantics of natural language. The book is intended for readers who have some elementary background in set theory and linguistics, but it does not assume any expertise in logic, math, or theoretical linguistics. By way of analyzing concrete English examples, the book…
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( Noun ) Is there any danger of fire? Synonyms: Risk Peril Hazard Menace Threat Jeopardy Contextual Examples: The element of risk justifies some margin of profit in all business. All great achievements like conquest of Mount Everest can be made with great peril to life. The journey to Shillong proved to be rather hazardous. Antonyms: Protection Safeguard Defense Safety Security…
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Lynda - HTML5: Structure, Syntax, and Semantics 2015 | 492MB Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 15&30fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch (3h 34m Beginner Jan 30, 2015) Gain a deeper understanding of HTML5, and learn how to create richer, more meaningful webpages with HTML5 structural tags and enhanced semantic markup. In this course, senior author James Williamson presents an overview…
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Propaganda can be stated as an umbrella term covering all forms of persuasive communication, including advertising and public relations. As a label it suffered (and suffers) from certain imprecision and might be regarded among few words in English language which carry as many ethical intonations. Furthermore, it can be thought as a use of expression-form in such a way to ensure…
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In this tutorial we will go through the basics of HTML5 Datalist tag and check some quick examples of autocomplete. Introduction to HTML5 Datalist tag As part of HTML5 specification a new tag has been introduced. Using this tag, we can define a list of data which then can be used as list for an input box. We can create a simple Autocomplete feature using this tag. Consider…
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Brooks, Charles V.W. Sensory Awareness: The Rediscovery of Experiencing. New York: The Viking Press, 1976. Caplan, Deborah. Back Trouble: A New Approach to Prevention and Recovery Based on the Alexander Technique. Gainesville: Triad Publishing Co., 1989. Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly. Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience. New York: Harper Perennial, 1990. Gallwey, W. Timothy…
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