This second type of analogy became known as the analogy of attribution, and its special mark was being said in a prior and a posterior sense (per prius et posterius).
This is consistent with the one-sense-per-discourse assumption (Yarowsky, 1995) that is common for WSD.
Because abbreviation definitions are mostly consistent within a document, i.e. one-sense-per-discourse assumption (Yarowsky, 1995), we can identify the definitions of local abbreviation by reusing methods for abbreviation recognition (Yu et al., 2006).
Vlachos et al. (2009) extracted frequent triggers using a one-sense-per-term assumption, and performed soft matching (using lemmas and stems) to alleviate the problem of potential variability of trigger words.
In this sensing platform, per-6-amino-β-CD (per-6-NH2-β-CD) was used as the detection vehicle.
(There are two other senses of "per se" given here, and although it is reasonably supposed they have no bearing on demonstration, we will see below that some medieval commentators tried to make something of them).
While this distribution suggests no similarity to globins, it instead indicates a potential structural resemblance to the mixed-α β HDs of the H-NOX (haemixed-α βen) family, wHDsh cofprises the sGC HD and the gas sensing PAS (Per-Ant-Sim) domains [ 30– 32].
"We're talking about a diner not in the physical sense per se but in a much larger sense, more as a symbol and metaphor," he said.
This increased and never-ending re-investing back into the company makes sense, per Evans, because, well, Amazon has barely captured only 1% of the US retail market.
