Sentence examples for a regular language from inspiring English sources

In an alternate reality dominated by radical, powerful women known as the Silentists, the hero is subjected to laborious behavioral regimens including a regular language fast, the elaborate Thompson Food Scheme, and frequent swims in the learning pond.

Geoffrey Nunberg, who does a regular language feature on NPR's "Fresh Air," says he thinks that the use of the written er, um, uh, is an articulation of the dash, with which writers like Thackeray and Trollope indicated a rethinking of what went before.

We design an efficient algorithm that decides whether or not a given string is a pseudoknot of a regular language L. Our algorithm runs in linear time if L is given by a deterministic finite automaton.

We give polynomial-time algorithms that check whether or not a regular language L contains a pseudoknot or a pseudoknot generated by some string of L. Furthermore, we show that the corresponding questions for context-free languages are undecidable.

In this paper, we tackle the problem of giving, by means of a regular language, a combinatorial interpretation of a positive sequence (fn) defined by a linear recurrence with integer coefficients.

We lead some experiments which show that when a regular language is randomly drawn by using a nondeterministic representation, the number of inclusion relations between its residual languages is very important.

Moreover, we show that all regular languages may be approximated in the setting introduced by Kobayashi and Yokomori (in: K. P. Jantke, T. Shinohara, Th. Zeugmann (Eds)., Proc.

In its construction, any system user can describe a data to be shared with "regular language" in an encrypted form, where the language description can be arbitrary length (e.g., an English sentence, or a paragraph).

And there will be more content on snickers.com in the spring, including a way to translate regular language into the Snickers lingo.

When talking about discourses in a Foucauldian way as regular language rules that allow certain statements and actions to be made, an important question to ask is what the political and social consequences of the discursive practice might be.

Use the following words as a part of your regular language: matey, booty, "argh", savvy, buried treasure, plank, scoundrel, plunder, etc. Talk low, gravelly voice.