... gestures, in which the
form of motion is the principle communicative fea-
ture (McNeill, 1992).
Non-textual features for topic segmentation Re-
search on non-textual features for topic segmenta-
tion ... HLT, pages 852–860,
Columbus, Ohio, USA, June 2008.
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Gestural Cohesion for Topic Segmentation
Jacob Eisenstein, Regina Barzila...
... well take the form of
a program written in a pseudo code, program-
mable on a general-purpose computer. Earlier
estimates
9
that the amount of storage neces-
sary for syntactic information may ... S
1
,
which
contains all of the information that is in the
input sentence. The part of the information
that is implicit in the sentence (tense, voice,
and so forth) is made explicit in S...
...
there are many different rhetorical strategies
for achieving any given intentional goal. For
example, the system has several plan opera-
tors for achieving the intentional goal of de-
scribing ... utterances for different types of users.
pable of performing replacement acts. The
second satellite is expanded, s posting the in-
tentional subgoal to persuade the user to per-
form...
... tRNA
Gln
(specifically for the
tRNA
Gln
). The two enzymes bound to the tRNA
Gln
assume alternative conformations for the two consecu-
tive reactions. The catalytic centers of the two enzymes
compete for the ... The catalytic centers of the two enzymes
compete for the acceptor form of tRNA
Gln
, and there-
fore cannot adopt their productive forms simulta-
neously. Hinge polypeptide reg...
... malignant transformation.
Lectin microarray – a powerful
technology for selection of lectins
for cancer glyco-biomarkers
The lectin microarray system is an emerging technique
for analyzing glycan ... microarray system is the best tool
for a ‘cell profiler’, and it is expected to be applicable
for selection of cancer-specific lectins and for quality
control of stem cells before trans...
... London) for providing the Lanp clone,
which was produced from a cDNA originally provided
by Dr A. Matilla (ICH, London), Filippo Prischi for
help with the gromacs software, and Dr L Masino for
helpful ... immediately downstream of the
LRR domain, could, for instance, induce a conforma-
tional change of the adjacent region, which could be
required for Atx1 binding.
Finally, we used y...
... defined in terms not of the affinities for
sugars but of whether the protein adopts the open
form or the closed form. TvuCMBP–c-CD complex is
seen as the closed form (Fig. 2A,B), and this struc-
ture ... [11,15]. A common drastic
conformational change is found in this protein family,
which participates in switching from an open form to
a closed form [16]. In EcoMBP, the closed form has
been o...
... SPase typical for
Gram-positive bacteria or for Gram-negative bacteria
(such as LepB) has been identified in M. pneumoniae,
although a SPase I activity has been shown to be
essential for cell viability ... Biosystems).
Acknowledgements
We thank E. Pirkl and M. Ellis for skillful technical
assistance, C U. Zimmerman for critically reading the
manuscript, M. T. Saleh for providing th...
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USA.
Jason Eisner. 1996. Efficient Normal-Form Parsing for
Combinatory Categorial Grammar. In Proceedings of
the 34th Annual Meeting of the Association for Com-
putational ... error. To do this, we added the gold
category for a word to the set of possible tags con-
sidered for that word by the supertagger. This was
done for categories that the supertag...
... product formation 50 ms 150 ms
Magnitude of burst in product formation Approx. 10 n
M Approx. 50 nM
Rate constant for MgDME product formation
a
11.8 s
)1
31.7 s
)1
[14]
a
Rate constants for MgDME ... methyltrans-
ferase has important implications for regulation of chlorophyll biosynthesis
and for the availability of magnesium protoporphyrin for plastid-to-nucleus
signalling.
Abbrevi...