"-Ologies and -Isms" was a compilation of words used to name or describe "theories, concepts, doctrines, systems, attitudes, practices, states of mind and branches of science" and emphasizing those with particular suffixes: -ology, -ism, -graphy, -metry, -archy, -cide, -philia, -phobia, -mancy and -latry.
In particular, if the suffixes are sorted in IUPAC lexicographic order (Fig. 2), then the substrings matching A can fall into up to five separate SA intervals: suffixes starting with A, D, H, [M N R], and [V W] can be separated by suffixes starting with [B C], G, K, and [S T], respectively.
Moreover, hybrid systems that focus only on particular set of syllables, suffixes, do not exist in the literature.
Parent of a node in our tree was labeled by the longest suffix of that particular node.
Thus, we chose not to treat many important topics, in particular distributed computing and storage of suffix arrays.
Additionally, a pronounced decline is found in the leucocyte data set for many cells of the adaptive immune system (CD4 and CD8 T cells, common suffix 'all') and, in particular, for various effector cells (common suffix 'effector') and natural killer (NK) cells as well as B cells.
All the suffixes stored in a particular priority trie share the same prefix.
Like other Ojibwe dialects, Ottawa grammar includes animate and inanimate noun gender, subclasses of verbs that are dependent upon gender, combinations of prefixes and suffixes that are connected with particular verb subclasses, and complex patterns of word formation.
He cannot figure out why Bush keeps treating nuclear "as if it had the same suffix as words like molecular and particular.
