Stop words referred to words that occur frequently but conveyed very little information.
Referred by word of mouth, his work took a drastic turn when dancers started flocking to his office.
This number is referred as "word count" in the following sections.
Others were referred by "word of mouth" by others already within the company or by colleagues of company founders.
The vast majority of participants, joiners and non-joiners, referred to word of mouth as their main source of information.
Emotion words refer to words that can denote human emotions (Pavlenko 2008).
The non-troubadour referred to words on a sheet of paper and seemed a bit nervous.
Jackson referred to words uttered by his chatty hitman Jules Winnfield in the footage, which recently went viral.
> -wrap-foot> aSUBTLEX frequencies refer to word form frequencies calculated on a corpus of 40 50 million words from film and television subtitles.
For example, A[i][j] may refer to word j on processor i.
