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... The distribution process uses only section completion to accomplish all com- munication and data movement. We use adapters [4] to provide a Section interface to data, such as the partition. The ... See full document

... articulation o f ideas and often equated with everyday or spoken ...(1985), I argue that discourse, broadly defined, goes beyond language, investing both physical objects and social practices with ... See full document

... Decision Tree Models Applied to the Labeling of Text with Parts of Speech D e c i s i o n Tree M o d e l s A p p l i e d to t h e L a b e l i n g o f T e x t w i t h P a r t s o f S p e e c h Ezra Bla[.] ... See full document

... DIALECTOLOGY BY COMPUTER D I A L E C T O L O G Y B Y C O M P U T E R G o r d o n R W o o d E n g l i s h F a c u l t y , H u m a n i t i e s D i v i s i o n S o u t h e r n I l l i n o i s U n i v e r[.] ... See full document

... Based on theoretical support from new institutional economics that suggests property rights can make markets work better, urban policy has been attracted to find ways to allocate rights to property (Baharoglu, 2002; ... See full document

... A CD ROM Retrieval System with Multiple Dialogue Agents A C D R O M R e t r i e v a l S y s t e m w i t h M u l t i p l e D i a l o g u e A g e n t s K e i i c h i Sakai, T s u y o s h i Y a g i s a w[.] ... See full document

... Generation of Informative Texts with Style G e n e r a t i o n o f I n f o r m a t i v e T e x t s w i t h S t y l e S t e p h a n M K e r p e d j i e v I n s t i t u t e o f M a t h e m a t i c s A c[.] ... See full document

... a t r i a n g u l a r shape , always above zero and with a maximum of ...16. I t might a l s o be u s e f u l to ... See full document

... splitting, s, of Aut(D b coh (X))/Pic 0 (X ) n Aut 0 (X) im ρ such that there exists an ample line bundle A with [(• ⊗ A)] ∈ s(im ρ) then the result would hold for all projective ... See full document

... The IDC’s efforts to promote small-scale industries were not, then, very effective. In this connection, it is worth citing two examples of potentially successful small industrialists having to struggle to obtain loans ... See full document

... probability distribution P is Markov over a graph G if every CI restriction encoded in G is satisfied by P ...by M(G), is the family of probability distributions that are ... See full document

... To s umm ari se the advantages of thi s m et hodol ogy includes the fact t hat it la ys st ress on valuing knowl edge of a personal histor y in arri ving at an understanding of the choices whi ... See full document

... Population Data A particul ar country has Health and hospital Data Number of hospital beds per 1000 people Female Number of physicians per 1000 people Number of nurses and mi[r] ... See full document

... HMM Based Word Alignment in Statistical Translation H M M B a s e d W o r d A l i g n m e n t in S t a t i s t i c a l T r a n s l a t i o n S t e p h a n V o g e l H e r m a n n N e y C h r i s t o p[.] ... See full document

... HOW TO VISUALIZE TIME, TENSE AND ASPECT? H O W T O V I S U A L I Z E T I M E , T E N S E A N D A S P E C T ? C O M M E N T V I S U A L I S E R L E T E M P S E T L ' A S P E C T ? G E r a r d L I G O Z[.] ... See full document

... have E[uti] = m(ti) and var[uti] = <5 2 7 2 (£* — ^ _ i) + ...a t for consistency of the TSRV estim ator, it is enough to assume th a t noise increments are of larger order of ... See full document

... scan, image is obtained by weighting the B-scan pixels so as to control the shape and side lobe structure of the sys- tem. We have used hamming weights such that the pixel, with minimum distance to antenna at certain ... See full document

... Some results related to this question can be found in Evans [15], Kahane [31, Th. 5, §6, Ch. 16] and Mountford [41] and their combined references. In the special case when N = 2 and X is additive Brownian motion, the ... See full document

... and its decomposition in terms of the variables N , b N b I , b γ IJ , is also known throughout Σ. Thus (16) can be solved for λ. Note that (16), is manifestly independent of the choice made for the foliation and ... See full document

... Consider a target with a size at least equal to the resolving power of the sensor. It is further assumed that the wavelength is large compared to the roughness, but less than that of the target. This assumption ensures ... See full document