Soy-milk containers, beer cans, tattoos and cool books are all a part of Ms. Gangloff's lexicon, in which a community, rather than an individual, is deftly characterized.
501 - 600 Nonius Marcellus, (born 6th century ad, Thubursicum Numidarum [Algeria]) Latin grammarian and lexicographer, author of the De compendiosa doctrina, a lexicon in which are preserved extracts from the works of many earlier writers, which Nonius used for illustration.
(This position, incidentally, earned him a place in Dan Dennett's "Philosophers' Lexicon," in which names of philosophers are construed as verbs or common nouns: to "quine" is to repudiate a clear distinction).
The second part of the Tanqiḥ, Kiṭāb al-uṣūl ("Book of the Roots"), is a Hebrew lexicon in which Ibn Janāḥ showed the nuances of word roots and illustrated them with examples.
In "The Art of the Novel" (1986), there is a lexicon in which, under the heading of "Lightness," Milan Kundera notes that he has discovered three repetitions in his work of a character's sense of lightness as an oppression or burden.
The results support a model of the lexicon in which part-of-speech information can influence lexical processes.
Photios is famous mainly for his Bibliotheke, a vast compilation of ancient Greek literature, and a Lexicon, in which he collected notable words and expressions.
For instance, [32] developed a lexicon in which positive and negative values are associated to words, hashtags, and any sort of tokens according to the frequency with which these tokens appear in tweets containing positive and negative emoticons.
The relatedness measure defined in Eq. (2) is used to construct a motif sensitive lexicon in which, for each tag element s lexical elements t is listed up that co-occur with t (i.e. f (s, t) > 0) in the descending order of the relatedness values (tau) (v, s).
lexicon-only, in which the lexicon vector w is used as the classifier as summarized in Section II, 2). a classical NB classifier obtained from [18], 3). a well-tuned version of the RLS classifier (1), and 4).
lexicon-only, in which the lexicon vector w is used as the classifier as summarized in Section II, 2). a classical NB classifier obtained from [18], and 3). a well-tuned version of the RLS classifier (1).
