... Association for Computational Linguistics:shortpapers, pages 71–76,Portland, Oregon, June 19-24, 2011.c2011 Association for Computational Linguistics Insertion, Deletion, or Substitution? Normalizing ... dictionarywords and their generated variants until the lengthlimit is reached. Word frequency information wasobtained from the entire Edinburgh corpus. For boththe deletion and letter transformation ... dictionary word to the chunk in the vari-ant as one alignment, e.g., “someone” aligned to“some1”.2Please contact the first author for the collected word pairs.73(for text messages or other...
... with ACEwas monitored by HPLC. Percentages of degradation werefound to be 54 ± 1% for SP, 55 ± 3% for [Ala9]SP,33 ± 5% for [HGly9]SP, 26 ± 3% for [b2-HAla9] and14.5 ± 2.5% for [b3-HAla9], ... inreceptor affinity for the corresponding peptide [21,41].Indeed, the backbone conformation, the aromatic ring andthe orientation (v1and v2) of this phenylalanine have to beconserved for full ... of b-amino acid insertion in Substance P (Eur. J. Biochem. 270) 943expressed as Kifor NK-1M (major site) and NK-1m (minorsite), and EC50values for the cAMP pathway and for theinositol...
... cross-sectional area of ETS abnormalfibers also demonstrates that longer ETS abnormal regionsare more likely to atrophy than shorter ETS abnormalregions. COX–/SDHnormalregions are shorter thanCOX–/SDH++regions ... transport system abnormalitiesand mtDNA deletionmutations were analyzed. In theremainder of this review, we will present data that supportthe hypothesis that mitochondrial DNA deletion mutations play ... based on the size of themtDNA deletionmutations observed, presumes that thesmaller deletion- containing genomes would have a replica-tive advantage [50]. Support for the replicative advantage...
... ProcedurePause when formulating judgment Understand what was meant by actions or wordsReflect on information and ask for additional informationReinterpret by applying an alternate explanationRedirect conversation toward goals ... ImpasseTake a break to develop strategiesDefine cost consequences if agreement is not reachedReconsider outcomes to be accomplishedLower your dependence on them and increase their dependence on youBreak problem into smaller partsIf impasse is on substance, focus on process – how to proceed from hereIf impasse is on process, try the shared text approachKeep power in your pocket (e.g. attorney, credible reference)Keep the door open Ulterior Motive DeceptionLyingCreating impression others will think poorly of them in order to gain complianceThreatening someone with power you don’t possessSwitching sides on an issue to create confusionSuggesting you will provide something of value you don’t intend to deliverOffering false flatteryIntimidating other side with false claimsMaking intentional misrepresentationsPretending to be angry, insulted or annoyed to induce cooperationWhen ... Differences•Dismissive – interrupting, talking over, ignoring {men engage more frequently than women}•Exclusionary – leaving someone out of the meeting, discussion or social gathering•Undermining – going behind the back of others or using insults to discredit arguments•Retaliatory – used when other party feels threatened•Patronizing – use a condescending tone {happens more to women}...
... directories, and muchmore. To support the structured Webhypothesis, this article will survey pre-liminary Web mining successes andsuggest directions for future work.Web mining may be organized ... databases, yetmuch of the information on the Weblies buried in documents designed forhuman consumption such as homepages or product catalogs. Further-more, much of the information on theWeb is ... the store’s responses. In the software shop-ping domain, Shopbot was given the home pages for12 online software vendors. Shopbot learned toextract product information from each of the stores,including...