Then, in order to analyse the semantic content of the encyclopedia, we process the text, cleaning it of punctuation and of the so called structural words like articles, pronouns, common adverbs, etc. [15], [16].
Most tools for formal checking, however, work at the boolean level, which is not expressive enough to capture the abstract, high level (e.g., structural, word level) information of RTL designs.
Statistically, both sequences had similar symbol distributions (Fig. 4A) with Shannon entropy H(A) = 3.90 bits for the amino acid alphabet A, and H(A*) = 3.76 bits for structural code words in A*.
The scans showed that during the sessions, parts of the brain linked to language syntax the structural way that words are put together to make sentences were activated; but brain areas linked to language semantics the actual meaning of words and sentences were suppressed.
In other words, structural change can only be witnessed in the medium or the long term.
In other words, structural unemployment is a fake problem, which mainly serves as an excuse for not pursuing real solutions.
In other words, structural reinforcements based on allowable stress analyses may noticeably increase production costs, but do not remarkably raise the ultimate capacities.
In other words, structural rational choice theory models human actions as "(basically instrumentally rational) individual choice constrained within socially structured payoffs" (Cudd 2006, 37).
In other words, structural transformation from the agricultural sector to the manufacturing sector gives rise to industrialization and develops a path toward a technological frontier.
For example, there are contradictions from the use of modal words, structural, subtle lexical contrasts, as well as world knowledge (WK) as evident in Natural Language Processing NLPP).
In other words, structural, institutionalized racism -- once articulated and enforced by law in the off-screen historical reality of America -- gets reduced in feature films to the simple bad behavior of certain individuals.
