These characters were extracted from unconstrained textual phrases provided by 80 writers.
Consider, as an illustrative example, the diffusion of "memes", that is, short textual phrases which propagate relatively unchanged online (e.g., 'lipstick on a pig').
Chen et al. [12] have proposed a hybrid approach that mixes extraction of key phrase, textual, financial data to ascertain the vicious of phishing attack using supervised classification strategies.
Verse alternates with prose, and, occasionally, the poem becomes a textual net, with fragments of phrases spaced over the page in the manner of Mallarmé (one of Adonis's chief influences).
Re-concatenations of different phrases extracted from the same textual variables are temporarily stored in a separate Access table called "phrase".
Wu and Weld [10] define an Open Information Extractor as a function from a document, d, to a set of triples in form of (arg1, rel, arg2), where arg1 and arg2 are noun phrases and rel is a textual fragment indicating an implicit, semantic relation between these two noun phrases.
However, it is not yet clear whether partial on-screen textual information (e.g., key words or phrases) presented simultaneously with fully narrated text would generate a similar negative effect or be beneficial for learning, especially when the language of instruction is a foreign or second language for the learners.
With his evasions, his feigned confusion, and his, yes, liberal interpretations of well-known words and phrases, Kavanaugh made clear that textual literalism is a sword he wields rather than a principle he lives by.
Correction: August 18 , 2001 Saturday An article on Aug. 10 about an interview by The New York Times with President Jiang Zemin of China, and the textual excerpts with it, included an erroneously translated phrase from a Chinese government interpreter in some copies, regarding the spread of local elections.
These phrases are matched against the terms (textual realizations of a concept).
