For example, to read in certain genres and areas is to see, on a regular basis, words used in ways that lexicographers must ignore or struggle to keep up with.
Starting with the book of Lothaire, Combinatorics on words ([151], 1983), some authors called the words and basis 'Lyndon words' and 'Lyndon basis'; for instance, see Reutenauer, Free Lie algebras ([190], 1993).
As such, we here use the example of abstract emotion words to further elucidate the neuronal basis of word meaning in the mind and brain and, on a broader level, to draw inferences on the development of such organization that can be applied to broader semantic theory.
Try to stimulate your mind on a regular basis: solve word puzzles, play card games, or learn a new skill.
Our approach of studying the effects of lexical variables on category-specific responses offers new perspectives for neuroimaging research into the neural basis of word and object processing.
These algorithms employ nonlinear dynamics and machine learning as summarised in the following technical overview: A unified body of text is examined to select a ranked list of important lexical terms on the basis of word frequency and co-occurrence usage.
As a result, at that time almost all authors (except four who used the names Shirshov and Chen Fox Lyndon, see below) refer to the basis and words as Shirshov regular basis and words, cf. for instance [8, 9, 96, 188, 212, 224].
On a [whatever] basis -- word-padding pomposity at its most rampant -- really got to him.
But if that is the case, it does not necessarily prove the value of online advertising, since the films, which appeared on BMW's site, succeeded more on the basis of word-of-mouth advertising than banner ads on other Web sites, Mr. McDowell said.
The results of these variables are generated by DICTION on the basis of word-lists from 31 dictionaries.
This interest comes from the observation that in Portuguese, the speech rhythm is regular and cadenced by syllables, which is considered the phonological basis of words.
