The meaning of the word “organic” has become a semantic debate that has changed…
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We describe a novel approach to precise searching in the full content of digital libraries. The Searchbench (for search workbench) is based on sentence-wise syntactic and semantic natural language processing (NLP) of both born-digital and scanned publications in PDF format. The term born-digital means natively digital, i.e. prepared electronically using typesetting systems…
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09 May 2013: The Financial Times today announces the appointment of John O’Donovan as Chief Technical Officer, leading the FT’s technology strategy across the development and operations teams. O’Donovan joins the FT from the Press Association where he was Director of Architecture & Development. Prior to that he was Chief Architect for BBC News, Sport and Weather. O’Donovan…
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Each one of these topics contains more than enough material for an entire course, so today s introduction cannot do much more than skim the surface of what linguists mean by semantics and pragmatics. Both semantics and pragmatics have to do with the meaning of language, and link language to the world. For lack of time within the space of one lecture, we will deal mostly with…
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When multiple variables have the same value, Tcl internally saves space by only storing that value in memory once, and only copies the value in memory when necessary. This is known as . It s useful to keep this in mind when working with large values or with data structures. Each item in a pure list, for example, is a separate value, so extracting it with won t result in the…
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Semantic memory is the way we are able to understand the meanings of different things such as words as well as knowing facts about the world. It is the second part of declarative memory along with episodic memory. Essentially, thanks to semantic memory, we are able to recall where we live without remembering how or when we did so. Don t miss these related articles: Location…
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Editor’s note: Thank you to for developing and providing this article. What is General Semantics? General Semantics is an over-arching field that tries to integrate: a) what we know about ourselves, b) what we know about the world around us, and c) what that tells us about how we need to be evaluating our experiences. So it includes the physical sciences as well as what’s going…
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Since HTML does not have an include directive, I can think only of three workarounds Frames Javascript CSS A little comment on each of the methods. Frames can be either standard frames or iFrames. Either way, you will have to specify a fixed height for them, so this might not be the solution you are looking for. Javascript is a pretty broad subject and there probably exist…
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Dave Beck was born in 1950 in Long Beach, California, where he still lives. He describes himself as a classic Baby Boomer: child of the 50 s, grew up in the 60 s, did some scary stuff in the 70 s, then got married and had two daughters in the 80 s. He has a journalism BA, and an Engineering BS from California State University, Long Beach. His career spans working at a local…
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We’ve discussed a lot of new elements here at HTML5Doctor, but the article element has somehow escaped the microscope… until now! article is one of the new sectioning elements. It is often confused with section and div but don’t worry we’ll explain the difference between them. What the spec says The article element represents a component of a page that consists of a self-contained…
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In a new paper out this week in the Journal of Neuroscience (Price et al., 2015), Amy presents data from both fMRI and patients with neurodegenerative disease suggesting that the angular gyrus plays an important role in conceptual combination. Amy designed a clever task in which participants read word pairs that varied in how easily they could be combined into a single concept…
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A central theme that you will find throughout Neuro-Semantics, a theme that is consistent with everything we do, is the idea that human experiences inevitably involve an inside-out psychology. This is most explicit in the modeling of wealth creation that I did in the early 1990s and the title of the book, Inside-Out Wealth. It actually took a good bit of time for me to truly…
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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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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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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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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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