His phrase "an act of war against our country," when played backward, revealed the phrase "Rule the planet".
This is related to Owyang's first (oddly phrased) rule, "don't fondle the hammer".
Its loosely phrased rules were, in the words of one of those involved, "among the shittest regulations ever drawn up".
For example, sentences beginning with phrases such as the garden was on the worked, which violates an English phrase structure rule, often elicit a brain response called the early left anterior negativity (ELAN).
"What you find is that the phrase 'home rule' in plain English means something a lot different than 'home rule' the legal phrase," Mr. Linzey said.
When she plays with others, Deb, a lifelong Mets fan, uses the phrase "Yankees Rule," which she could only utter under extreme duress.
Mr. Baker used phrases like "rule of law," "the good of the country" and "the sake of our standing in the world" to call on Mr. Gore and his advisers to accept defeat -- providing that the uncounted absentee ballots did not cut in their favor -- and move on.
Our current implementation encodes words, phrases, and rule patterns as semantic vectors using WordNet, We have started experimental evaluation using a large newswire dataset.
This is because an RVC, as a word-level entity, obeys the "Lexical Integrity Principle", which says that "no phrase-level rule may affect a proper subpart of a word" (Huang 1984b: 60; cf. Di Sciullo and Edwin 1987: 49).
In a PCFG, each phrase structure rule X → Y1 … Yk is assigned a probability, viewed as the probability that a constituent of type X will be expanded into a sequence of (immediate) constituents of types Y1, …, Yk.
