Tagmemics is also known as string constituent analysis and differs, in part, from Bloomfieldian linguistics in that semantic as well as syntactic function is used in identifying tagmemes.
It cuts up protein strings into constituent parts cells can recycle.
Intermediate strings had constituent sizes of two, three, four, and six words (an example with four-word chunks would be "mayor of the city/he hates this color/they read their names").
Our adaptation compares the constituent words in the input string with the constituent words of each ChEBI entity, to which different weights have been assigned according to its frequency in the ontology vocabulary.
The Normalization process involves stripping genitive marks, transforming plural forms into singular, replacing punctuation, removing stop words, lower-casing each word, breaking a string into its constituent words, and sorting the words into alphabetic order.
The mutation concept, for instance, as annotated according to the guidelines, in some cases refers to strings that contain constituents that in turn map to the distinct database fields of exon/intron number, variant name and protein change.
Moreover, Mr. Jeffries asserts, Mr. Green's "office is legendary for a string of broken promises to constituents, missed meetings and un-returned phone calls that have piled up on top of each other during the last 22 years".
It's not surprising then, from the I-Ching's perspective, that anything in the dream of reality can be represented as a model of its binary constituents, in a string of 1s and 0s, processed by a computer.
That idea has been given mathematical form by string theory, which portrays the constituents of nature as tiny wriggling strings, an elegant idea that in principle explains all the forces of nature but in practice leads to at least 10500 potential universes.
In order to recognize and understand the content of a discussion topic, a natural language parser is used to analyze the grammatical structure of a sentence or a string of words into its constituents, resulting in a parse tree showing their syntactic relation to each other.
