Seeing oro-facial gestures of the speaker accelerates recognition of core words (Fort et al., 2012) and enhances intelligibility in noisy environments (Benoît, Mohamadi, & Kandel, 1994).
His method, which he calls mass or multilateral comparison, is to compare many languages simultaneously on the basis of 300 core words in the hope that they will sort themselves into clusters representative of their historical development.
To answer the question if trapezoidal fuzzy sets can be used instead of triangular fuzzy sets in the above design method, in this study we introduce and develop the so-called enlarged hedge algebras, in which the concept of semantics core of words can be modeled.
In August Eric Schmidt, Google's chief executive, had quit Apple's board because "Google is entering more of Apple's core businesses," in the words of Steve Jobs, the gadget-maker's boss.A taxonomy of giantsDespite the growing similarities among the three, each is a unique beast, says Michael Cusumano, a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management.
For example, Blaisdell and co-authors reported that a mere 20,000 16-bit words of core memory was available for their programs [ 50].
At it's core, influencer marketing is the latest iteration of word-of-mouth marketing.
The festival grew from that core audience by word of mouth: "If people are sound their mates are usually sound," explained Nick.
The Semitic and Slavic languages (and no doubt others that I'm unfamiliar with) share one trait: their core, the ur-words of the language, are verbs.
The BBM service lay at the core of how word of the riots spread.
While it was not the only culprit, the BlackBerry BBM service lay at the core of how word of the riots spread.
