...
actual
amount
of
14
C
taken
up
by
measuring
the
level
of
14CO
2
still
in
the
system
at
the
end
of
the
labelling
period.
Before
opening
the
chamber,
they
forced
its
atmosphere
into ...
possibility
of
determining
the
exact
amount
of
14CO
2
assimilated
by
the
plant.
The
authors
then
describe
a
simple
system
allowing
the
quantita...
... consists of all of the
entries from the SCL and the SEL, as well as
all of the features for each entry. At this
point an initial "window" on the training set
is chosen. Since the inference ...
execution time increases comblnatorlally with
the size of the training set, it is wise to
begin the inference procedure with a subset
of the training set....
... 2000).
The exploitation of the Web as a linguistic cor-
pus is developing into a growing trend in compu-
tational linguistics. The sheer size of the Web and
the continuous addition of new material in ... low for all 3 domains and very poor for the EU
data. This confirms that the identification of English
inclusions is more difficult for this domain, coincid-
ing w...
... manages the communication with the client and
the execution of tasks like downloading a docu-
ment for example. The Master Data include infor-
mation about all objects managed by the system,
for ... Applications
In the following we outline the initial set of appli-
cations which is currently available via eHuman-
ities Desktop. Figure 4 gives an idea of the look
a...
... operation of the
Harvard Automatic Dictionary.
THE PROPERTIES of a given automatic
information-processing machine depend prima-
rily on the algorithms the machine is capable
of applying to the ... published in the Proceedings of the
conference).
As a first step, it is simple to cover the keys
on the Unityper with keytops labelled with Cy-
rillic letters. F...
... steps of the process in terms of
the extent to which they make use of contextual in-
formation in computing values. Then, recognition
is that phase which makes use only of expression-
internal information ... making use of information
derived from the context.
3.2 Data Types
We view the temporal world as consisting of two
basic types of entities, these being points...
... is the baseline – no scrubbing. We simply use
the basic algorithm. Each learner has benefits and
shortcomings. In order to maximize the former
and minimize the latter, instead of choosing the
single ... Keep in mind though that us-
ing this baseline, the f-score for the nonliteral set
will always be 0%. We come back to this point
at the end of this section. We calcula...
... level set function. Instead of using the zero level of
a funct ion to represent the interface between subdomains,
the interface is represented implicitly by the discontinuities
of a level set function. ... CPU
with 512 MB of RAM) under the MS-Windows operating
system. The algorithm has been implemented in the Visual
C++ 6.0. For comparison we have used the followi...
... This
substance inhibits the secretion of gastrin, cholecystokinin,
secretin, glucagon, insulin, motilin and gastric acid [16]
and the absorption of amino acids, glucose and fatty acids
in the gastrointestinal ... studies into the endocrine cells
of the pancreatic islets of the Mongolian gerbil, in spite of
their biological, physiological and anatomical differences
fr...
... hypothalamus of sheep for the first time. It
could be divided into straight form and cyclic form [2]. This
substance inhibited the secretion of the gastrin, cholecystokinin,
secretin, glucagon, insulin, ... distribution of
endocrine cells in the gastrointestinal tract of the horse.
Equine Vet. J. 1984,
16(2)
, 103-107.
20. Kobayashi, K. and Ali, S. S. Cell types of th...