... ofthe pat-terns oftranslationalequivalence exhib-ited by a variety of bitexts. The studyfound that thecomplexityof these pat-terns in every bitext was higher than sug-gested in the ... every word on the other side),then we added links from each of these words toNULL. Second, if n words on one side ofthe bi-text aligned to m words on the other side withm > n then we added ... thecomplexity of an alignment. For example, if we added the links(cela, NULL) and (NULL, that) to the alignmentin Figure 1, the hierarchical alignment algorithmcould use them instead of the...
... established (in the sense that one bounds explicitly the number of exceptional subspaces).We now turn to the proof of Theorem 5. Keep the notation and the assumptions of this theorem. Assume that the parameter ... Theorem 5.Proof of Theorem 4. Let a be a sequence generated by a recurrent mor-phism φ defined on an alphabet A. As we have already noticed in the beginning of the proof of Theorem 3, there exist ... at least two oc-currences ofthe letter a. We then apply the same trick as in the proof of Theorem 3, and we again conclude by applying Theorem 5.6. Transcendence of p-adic numbersLet p be...
... about the degree to which context should play a role in judgements oftranslational equivalence. We hand- evaluated the precision ofthe link types in our model in the context ofthe bitext ... translations, then their tendency to ZThe co-occurrence frequency of a word type pair is simply the number of times the pair co-occurs in the corpus. However, n(u) = ~-~v n(u.v), which is not the ... in one half ofthe bitext co-occur with a particular word to- ken v in the other half ofthe bitext, the word that is most likely to be v's translation is the one for which the likelihood...
... however, the space of align-ments has to be pruned severely using word align-ments to control the running time of EM.Notably, neither of these inference approaches of- fers any test to know if the ... to contain sev-eral copies ofthe literals that appear in those clauses.φ scores only alignments from clauses to literals thatsatisfy the clauses. The crux ofthe construction liesin ensuring ... in exactly one link. We firstdefine the notion of a partition: iSi= T means Siare pairwise disjoint and cover T . Then, we can for-mally define the set of bijective phrase alignments:A...
... 4 Thecomplexityof DG Recognition Lombardo & Lesmo (1996, p.728) convey their hope that increasing the flexibility of their conception of DG will " imply the restructuring of some ... with the governing word corresponding to the node included in the vertex cover. The subordinated word is assigned the class R, while the governing word is assigned the subclass of O denoting the ... sents. The latter word classes define a valency for words of class R (for the other end point) and a possibly discon- tinuous valency for another word ofthe identical class (representing the...
... suggestions:First of all, given the fact that culture words challengingly belongs to a particular group of people, the consistency ofthe translation from the beginning ofthe book to the end ofthe book ... misunderstanding. equivalence and nil equivalence. We can hardly find the case of one-to- many equivalence. Therefore, this kind ofequivalence is not taken into consideration. The writer ofthe thesis ... by the description of how the dish is cooked. However, the biggest group of dish is translated by the detailed description of how the food is cooked plus its ingredients. The purpose of the...
... importance ofthe readership to the choice of lexical word is undeniable, 22TABLE OF CONTENTSPART A: INTRODUCTION 11. Rationale 12. Scope ofthe study 23. Aims ofthe study 24. Methods ofthe ... out the meaning of the term will no longer exist. Regarding the disadvantages, the task of preserving the purity and clarity of Vietnamese and avoid attacking the national characteristics of ... TRANSLATION OF HEALTH INSURANCE TERMS OF NON -EQUIVALENCE GROUP 28III.1. The source of non -equivalence problem in the translation of health insurance terms in the US health plans 28III.2. The strategies,...
... March 10, 2004 1:21Emergent Complexity, Teleology, and the Arrow of Time199 The many-universes theory neatly solves the problem ofthe origin of the arrow of time. The wave function as a whole ... Christian, in the following terms:1All the labors ofthe ages, all the devotion, all the inspiration, all the noonday bright-ness of human genius are destined to extinction in the vast death ofthe ... by the expansion. Note that the same effect would occur if the universe contracted again, just as the instroke ofthe piston serves to raise the entropy ofthe confined gas. So there is no thermodynamic...
... [11,12]. The study of these events istaxing, as the biosynthesis of glycoproteins is not tem-plate driven. This results in the formation of so-called‘glycoforms’ [11,12], proteins with the same ... 1957catalyze enhanced hydrolytic degradation ofthe targetprotein.More recently, the glycoMTS method has allowed the synthesis ofthe first examples of a homogeneousprotein bearing symmetrically ... scaf-fold. These terms reflect not only the linearity orconvergence ofthe chemical steps that may lead to agiven synthetic protein, but also the structural strategythat links the (linear) segments of...
... the control wordp1p2· · · ppis a permutation of a member of W∗and the dominance relations of W hold in the as-sociated derivation tree. The language L(G) of an UVG-dl G is the set of ... The length of a string w is noted|w|, and the number of occurrence of a symbol ain w is noted |w|a. A language is formalized as asubset of Σ∗. Let Nndenote the set of vectors of positive ... with the same number of a,b, and c’s (see Figure 2 for an example derivation):Lmix= {w ∈ {a, b, c}∗| |w|a= |w|b= |w|c} . The size |G| of a MLIG G is essentially the sum of the sizes of...
... inform the hearer ofthe relevant properties ofthe shirt, assum- ing the hearer has some domain knowledge about T- shirts. However, if the hearer has this domain knowledge, the use of utterance ... the number of members of Target-Components that rule out at least one member of Excluded. The straight- forward full-brevity algorithm will then need to examine the following number of ... If the attribute values and classifications used in the description are members of a taxonomy, then they can be realized at different levels of specificity. For example, the object in the...
... by the total amount of mRNA but also by the propor-tions ofthe different 5¢-UTRs within these messages,allowing the fine tuning of DLG1 expression accordingto the physiological requirements of ... translational efficiency ofthe messagesTo address the functional impact of these UTRs on the DLG1 mRNA transcripts, and their influence on the efficiency of translation ofthe subsequent ORF,we cloned ... cancers of epithelial origin and is the target of oncogenic HPV,we were first interested in investigating the initiation of DLG1 transcription in epithelial cells [15,16]. The results of RACE...
... Smith the idea that the division of labor is the secret ofthe wealth of nations. In a modern reinter-pretation of this idea, the division of labor is what allows us to access a quantity of knowledge ... a third ofthe explained fraction ofthe 43.4 percent ofthe vari-ance that the equation explains as a whole. The estimates ofthe second column of Table 3.1.1 are used to forecast the growth ... Since we only have data for the GCI rankings, and not the underlying value ofthe index, we do the analysis using the rankings ofthe Economic Complexity Index instead of its value. This allows...
... Smith the idea that the division of labor is the secret ofthe wealth of nations. In a modern reinter-pretation of this idea, the division of labor is what allows us to access a quantity of knowledge ... a third ofthe explained fraction ofthe 43.4 percent ofthe vari-ance that the equation explains as a whole. The estimates ofthe second column of Table 3.1.1 are used to forecast the growth ... equations where the dependent variable is the level of income per capita and the independent variables are the years of schooling of the labor force, the Hanushek and Woessmann measure of cognitive...
... learn the repetitive details of a finiteautomaton.We define the code complexity as the size of the abstract syntax tree ofthe source code. Thissize is given as the number of nodes in the syntaxtree; ... http://www.eecs.qmul.ac.uk/˜mpurver/software.htmlone third ofthe nouns ofthe lexicon were not in-cluded in the experiment because one ofthe formwas missing. The vast majority ofthe remaining15,000 nouns are very ... 3343 6885ers.Following the definitions of Section 3, we havecounted thethecomplexityofthe smart paradigmdefinitions for nouns and verbs in the differentlanguages in the GF Resource Grammar...