For instance, they allow non-ASCII characters, punctuation inside terms (e.g. '1,3-Butadiene'), and multi word terms.
In terms of punctuation, semicolons signal something New Yorkers rarely do.
Moreover, rewriting enabled them not only to edit the linguistic aspects of written text in terms of punctuation, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and coherence but also revise the written features and replace them with new information.
In terms of punctuation ellipses are not.
Saying "I love you" can become a form of punctuation in a long-term relationship.
Very much a literary novel, it is over 450 pages of near-continuous prose, without chapter divisions or much in terms of conventional punctuation and with few paragraph breaks.
In [19], users review the features that can be extracted from Twitter for the purpose of user classification and detecting influential users in real-life based on their Twitter profile, they cite many features such as scalar features (e.g., number of followers), users interactions and term occurrences (URLs, punctuation, etc).
This algorithm has the run time complexity of O(n) as each operation of removing punctuation and extracting noun and verb terms depends linearly on the size of the input.
It appears on the basis of these experiments that identification of univocality violations would be best achieved by specifically searching for syntactic alternations that are known to preserve the meaning of the terms, in addition to punctuation variations.
"There are a lot of clues for the actors in Shakespeare's original texts, in terms of spelling, capitalization and punctuation," Mr. Sugarman said.
