Early taxonomies parsed these cougar populations into dozens of regional subspecies, and experts believe that the variant once endemic to the Eastern U.S. — known generally as the Eastern puma — was all but extinct by the 1930's.
Similarly, MEG evidence reveals bilateral temporal engagement for early syntactic parsing, argued to support the construction of simple syntactic structures based on word category information [Friederici et al., 2000b].
In fact, this was in 1966 — the first of several "Computer Inquiries" that marked the FCC's early attempts to parse what was even then a tumultuous and fast-moving industry.
ONE of the early pleasures of a new art season is parsing the list of coming attractions for must-sees: the masterpiece loans, the architectural expansions, the star turns.
The power of covariance was also harnessed in a recent study of HCV early evolution, where SNV calling was achieved by parsing haplotypes reconstructed using probabilistic clustering performed by the program ShoRAH [ 6].
However, we were unable to make other useful distinctions (e.g., parsing dysphoric feelings versus apathy; or parsing early versus late-life onset).
In-person early voting opened this week, and political analysts have already begun parsing the numbers.
I always imagined (with no basis whatsoever in fact) that these introductions were written by Oxbridge graduates schooled from their earliest years in Latin and Greek, the kinds of people who had been parsing for a lifetime.
PC-ACE does not do the hard work of automatically parsing text within the categories of a story grammar (Artificial Intelligence has yet to deliver on early promises of computer understanding of natural languages).
In an earlier piece for Jezebel, Carpentier lays out "10 Reasons Why You Should Be Following the Iranian Elections," parsing out the key themes that are fueling the political fires.
