On the last day of TXJS, a developer asked me: Doesn’t Object Oriented CSS leave…
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: 6th Floor Meeting Room, SA Block, FES, UTAR KL Campus, Kuala Lumpur. Speaker : Prof. Dr. Ling Tok Wang, NUS, Singapore. Title : Using semantic tables in XML query processing Abstract : Processing a twig pattern query in XML document includes structural search and content search. Most existing algorithms only focus on structural search. They treat content nodes the same as…
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Headers and footers are areas in the top, bottom, and side margins of each page in a document. You can insert or change text or graphics in headers and footers. For example, you can add page numbers, the time and date, a company logo, the document title or file name, or the author s name. Insert the same header or footer on each page Microsoft Office Word 2007 includes many…
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There is just too much confusion about so-called “Boolean search” so I’d like to clarify a few basic things: Booleans are simply three LOGICAL OPERATORS: AND OR NOT. In search engines you don’t need the AND because its always assumed by default, so forget about it. That leaves you with two: OR and NOT. The The OR is called a logical disjunction, sometimes an inclusive disjunction…
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If your business is like mine, you ve been hearing a lot of HTML5 this and HTML5 that lately. Lots of talk about the Flash killing video element, animations with canvas, geolocation, and much more. In fact, the buzz around HTML5 has been extended to include things that aren t even HTML5 at all. All over the web, people are talking about the new expressive capabilities of…
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Linguistics C72 Winter 1, MW 2.30-4 Northwestern University Instructor : Prof. Chris Kennedy Office: 2016 Sheridan Rd., Rm. 12 (Linguistics Department) Phone: 491-8054 Office Hours: After class or by appointment Course Description This is a first course in formal semantics, designed to introduce participants to the core empirical domain of natural language semantics and the…
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Lecturer: Tri Djoko Wahjono Class: 02PBT 1.Define syntax and semantics. syntax:the form of expressions, statements, and program units of programming languages. semantics: the meaning of the syntax. 3.Describe the operation of a general language generator. A general language generator is a device that can be used to generate the sentences of the language. It generates unpredictable…
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In programming language theory, semantics is the field concerned with the rigorous mathematical study of the meaning of programming languages. It does so by evaluating the meaning of syntactically legal strings defined by a specific programming language, showing the computation involved. In such a case that the evaluation would be of syntactically illegal strings, the result…
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1. Preliminaries. Part I: Dynamic Semantics, Definites and Indefinites: . 2. Discourse Representation Theory and File Change Semantics. 3. NPs with Numeral Determiners. 4. Semantics and Pragmatics with Definite NPs. Part II: Presupposition: . 5. Presupposition Projection: The Basic Analysis. 6. Presupposition Projection: Filtering vs. Cancellation. 7. Presupposition Projection:…
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The documentation of a database includes its conceptual schema, that formalizes the semantics of the data, and its logical schema that translates the former according to an operational database model. Important engineering processes such as database and program evolution rely on a complete and accurate database documentation. In many cases, however, these schemas are missing…
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DT: The author of the following quote resists the idea that a primary function of an RDBMS is indeed to manage the meaning of the data, through constraints. If we step back and look at what RDBMS is, we’ll no doubt be able to conclude that, as its name suggests (i.e. Relational Database Management System), it is a system that specializes in managing the data in a relational…
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Prefrontal cortical function was examined during semantic encoding and repetition priming using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), a noninvasive technique for localizing regional changes in blood oxygenation, a correlate of neural activity. Words studied in a semantic (deep) encoding condition were better remembered than words studied in both easier and more difficult…
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Abstract: As of today, there exists no standard language for querying Linked Data on the Web, where navigation across distributed data sources is a key feature. A natural candidate seems to be SPARQL, which recently has been enhanced with navigational capabilities thanks to the introduction of property paths (PPs). However, the semantics of SPARQL restricts the scope of navigation…
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Off the top of my head, some topics that I see as trending: Scalable reasoning: reasoning has always been a hot topic in the SW community, but now there is increasing demand for reasoners that can scale into the billions of triples and handle messy data. Distributed reasoning has been a hot topic for a while, as have new languages (like the profiles of OWL), and ways to deal…
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One part of studying a language is knowing the many meanings of individual words. Here are some examples of words with more than one meaning: A water pill at first glance could be a pill with water in it; but, it is understood to be a diuretic that causes a person to lose water from his body. Crash can mean auto accident, a drop in the Stock Market, to attend a party without…
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It seems that most of my discussions about “jazz” usually begin and end with opinions and definitions as to what the word actually means. Either people believe jazz to be a specific genre – one that they either like or hate – or they only know that they hate it without really being able to define it. Many view jazz as one thing, or define it as a “style” of one era – traditional…
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Instead of rattling off definitions of each element, let s first look at one possible Layout scenario using HTML5. Click on each section of the Layout Below to learn more about the HTML5 Element used to create that section. BUT. read over the content below the image first. Did you notice, not one single div tag was used in the above layout? Well, actually, I would most likely…
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By Eric Niebler | Dec 13, 2012 10:50 AM | News, Video & On-Demand | Tags: advanced This past year at C++Now, Sean Parent gave a talk about Value Types that blew the room away. It will deepen your understanding of the design of the STL and change the way you think about and write code. He ll also show you some lean-and-mean image-processing demos that will drop your…
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