(He got the terms from an Isiah Berlin essay).
"That's a linguistic filler," Jurafsky said, deploying one of the terms from his book.
Some new contracts contain a clause forbidding the terms from being disclosed and making it more difficult for employees to organize collectively.
To borrow the terms from figure skating, it's the artistic impression of the ruling that may influence public opinion more than its technical merits.
UK Food Standards Agency labelling guidelines were adopted in principle by the European Union in 2010, and following a five year period for compliance civil suits may be brought against anyone misusing the terms from 2015.
Mr. Adjmi said that after six sleepless nights he decided to give in, agreeing to the terms from the copyright owner, DLT Entertainment, that the New York production would not be extended and there would be no others.
We look forward to greater flexibility in the days to come," said Euclid Tsakalotos, Greece's chief negotiator, as he listed several reasons why the terms from the so-called troika of the European commission, European Central Bank and IMF had to be spurned.
We imported the terms from BioPAX and made subsequent extensions based upon our use cases.
As the word cloud shows, the terms from the semantic field of emotion are barely visible.
where the terms from left are defined as follows: super-resolution or data, regularization potential, and fidelity, respectively.
Hence, the following research question is asked: What are applicable characteristics to delineate the terms from emerging markets?
