Such lexicon-based tokenisation allows readily-available lists of postal codes, locality names, states and territories, as typically published by postal authorities or government gazetteers, to be leveraged to provide the probabilistic model used in the next stage with the maximum number of "hints" about the semantic content of the input string.
Here, we propose such a lexicon of terminology for specific structures and processes associated with plant cytokinesis.
Punk historical writing has been shaped by oral histories such as Lexicon Devil: The Fast Times and Short Life of Darby Crash or American Hardcore: A Tribal History, which would be this books closest companion.
The field had such a limited lexicon: I was constantly reiterating the same ideas and functions.
Indeed, in its lexicon, such a concept does not even seem to exist.
When you have such a restricted lexicon, this redundant negativity seems gratuitous.
But he noted that a few of the entries in his lexicon, such as nirvāna (Sanskrit) and bon vivant (French), are already commonly used by English speakers.
He wrote in a direct, pointed, elegant, almost Johnsonian way, and had a capacity to produce crisp epigrammatic terms that entered the philosophical lexicon, such as "pronouns of laziness" for pronouns that only commonsensically, not grammatically, refer to something.
The precise affiliation of Wednesday's attackers was unclear, but Twitter users employed language from the Isis lexicon such as the Arabic word ghazwa, a reference to armed raids in the early Islamic era.
The motivation for such a rich lexicon of symbols is not merely to accommodate the handful of wildcards.
Further, about 60 diagnostic codes are used by MSP that are not in the ICD-9 lexicon, such as xya, where x and y are digits, and "a" is an alphabetical character.
