Didion simultaneously grieves for her husband and worries for her daughter, attempting, as one would expect from such a distinguished writer and journalist, to find some form of words that could provide a structure for channelling her overwhelming, foaming grief.
The aspiration of Palestinian refugees to return would be recognised in some form of words, but Israel would determine how many could return to Israel proper, and most would be expected not to.
(c) I'm not keen on 'three' or 'threefold' to indicate 'ter-', or indeed any combining form or prefix being treated in this way, without some form of wording that indicates that they are not words in their own right.
I learned to type on a typewriter, but I never wrote a paper at home without some form of word processor, which means that I lost many a great work of elementary and middle-school scholarship to various software explosions, power failures and a whole host of user errors.
NER methods often rely, implicitly or explicitly, on some form of word segmentation.
Many, though by no means all, approaches to NER involve some form of word or phrase level segmentation, something that, as we have seen, is still problematic even for modern Chinese, in spite of the fact that sophisticated segmentation strategies for the analysis of modern Chinese were proposed relatively early (e.g. Huang et al. 1997).
To assess how the game might influence drivers and pedestrians, researchers mined Twitter for posts containing the words "Pokemon" and some form of the word "drive" or "car" between July 10 and 19.
6. WORD INNOVATION OVERUSED -- In 2011 the SEC shows companies mentioned some form of the word "innovation" 33,528 in annual reports, which was a 64percentt increase from five years before that.
(He used some form of the word "weird" no fewer than 17 times in a 20-minute phone call).
Hagger says that in order to give more clarity to consumers about the checks that are carried out, perhaps the regulator should insist on some form of standard wording on loans websites.
The second is her hope that the attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, can agree some form of legal wording with the EU to enable him to change his advice that the Northern Irish backstop could be a permanent sanction.
