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...ic Index Numbers: Neutrosophic Logic Applied In The Statistical Indicators Theory, Neutrosophic Actions, Prevalence Order, Refinement of Neutrosophic Entities, and Neutrosophic Literal Logical Operators, Structural Properties of Neutrosophic Abel-Grassmann's Groupoids....

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...ors Theory Florentin Smarandache 101 Neutrosophic Actions, Prevalence Order, Refinement of Neutrosophic Entities, and Neutrosophic Litera... ..., or propositional, such generating PredicativeLogic, Modal Logic, or Propositional Logic.A logic calculation can be syntactic (based on evidence) and... ... 101 Neutrosophic Actions, Prevalence Order, Refinement of Neutrosophic Entities, and Neutrosophic Litera... ...ic operator “o”, which may be subjective - as defined by the neutrosophicexperts. And the refinement of neutrosophic entities <A>, <neutA>, and <antiA... ...neutrosophy, neutrosophics, neutrosophic actions, prevalence order, neutrosophicoperator, refinement of neutrosophic entities, neutrosophic literal lo... ...Volume XI, 2015 Florentin Smarandache102 Neutrosophic Actions, Prevalence Order, Refinement of Neutrosophic Entities, and Neutrosophic L...

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...apacity for mental synthesis, we would immediately lose our ability tounderstand syntactic language. Without mental synthesis, we are limited ... ...“a cat ate a mouse” versus “a cat was eaten by a mouse”). Allhuman languages are syntactic and the syntax is not rigid. Rather thanrelying on the rigi... ...ractical purposes, an infinite number of distinctimages can be communicated by a syntactic communication system withjust 1000 words and a few preposit... ...epositions, adjectives, and verbtenses dramatically facilitate the capacity of a syntactic communicationsystem with a finite number of words to commun... ... grammarians’and their successors, notably von Humboldt” (Hauser MD, 2002).4.1.4 Syntactic communication systems arise spontaneously in a groupof huma... ...peatedly as building blocks. Recursion enables speakers to build linguistic entities of unlimited complexity from a few basic patterns. Amon... ...rly learn about the observable features and propensities of the objects and entities they encounter. Given their perceptual and cognitive si...

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...philosophy. "Conclusions" show the general ideas of this essay, namely that Man's attempts to classify and maintain forms of interaction with unknown entities will always be condemned to failure and will reflect a major mistake in the panoptic world in which we live. In this framework of analysis of the philosophy of mind, functionalism seems to be the most intuitive. Sola...

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...philosophy. "Conclusions" show the general ideas of this essay, namely that Man's attempts to classify and maintain forms of interaction with unknown entities will always be condemned to failure and will reflect a major mistake in the panoptic world in which we live. In this framework of analysis of the philosophy of mind, functionalism seems to be the most intuitive. Sola...

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...ly that Man's attempts to classify andmaintain forms of interaction with unknown entities will always be condemned to failure and willreflect a major ... ...ical logic, which establishes acorrespondence between the semantic truth and the syntactic probability in the first-order logic. ...

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... AND PROCOGNITIVE FUNCTIONS 129 5. Syntactic Analysis of Natural Language by ... ...he use of synonyms and muchflexibility in selection of syntactic forms, and it wouldnot take many months to be... ...inery, 10, 334-347, 1963. 3. S. Klein and R. F. Simmons, Syntactic Dependence and the Computer Generation of C... ... of a given term.It recognizes logical categories and syntactic categories.The system spends much time maintaini... ...s against theanalyses. It also makes a combined syntactic-semanticanalysis of the text, and reduces every ... ...ssertion that a com-plex relation exists among several entities: {a) computer,{b) the memories, (c) time, {d) t... ...ram represents a relational network. The circlesrepresent entities, relations, and properties. Entities, relations, andp... ... mechanism thatexamines the class memberships of the entities mentionedin the declarations, commands, and ... ...the properties of the variouswords and phrases and the entities and operations forwhich they stand. The reposit...

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...essions of thatperson. In the case of common names, like ‘man’, a group of similar entities is intended, and all2 Actually, the terminology is coll... ...redthroughout the world, mingling in different combinations, together constituting entities. Thus,greenness may color objects as distinct as a leaf or... ...f) which is scattered in the world. When two universals, S and P, coincide in some entities,we learn more than simply the fact of contiguity; we learn... ...ifestations of a universal, or of a complexintersection of universals, as separate entities, which happen to display that simple or complexdistinct ch... ... semiotics (which isnot to be confused with linguistics, note well): ‘syntax’ (or ‘syntactics’), which studies words andtheir patterns of arrangement,... ...ic, the result, the whole, too, mustbe understandable. You may say that grammar is syntactical and logic is semantical, but thatwould not be an accura... ...s seem to apply the term ‘metalogic’.For this reason, logic is for them primarily ‘syntactic’ (purely symbolic, entirely a priori anddeductive), and o... ...t concerned with its mathematical ramifications). Note that logicians call asystem syntactically ‘complete’ if ‘there is in it any sentence having a... ...ome limits exist; it suggested thatthere were rules of behavior even on the purely syntactic level, over and above any semanticmodel. It gave more spe...

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...s, and properties dependfor their existence (and utility) on other beings, entities,and quantities. Relations subsist between objects;properties are a... ...bers or followed by them.Does God depend for His existence on other beings,entities, quantities, properties, or on the World as a whole?If He is a dep... ...y (i.e. necessarily exists in every possibleworld) if there are objects or entities that would not haveexisted in any possible world in His absence."W... ...e. necessarily exists in every possibleworld) even if there are objects or entities that do not existin any possible world (despite His existence)."Th... ... does notnecessarily exist in every possible world) if there areobjects or entities that exist in any possible world in Hisabsence."Axiom Number 4: "G... ...association, does not lead to more parsimonious results. Naturally, a syntactic, grammatical, structural, or other theoretical rule can...

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...f themself-recursive (introspective). It alters the essence of thelearning entities (i.e., the way they function), not onlytheir physical parameters. ... ...they are NOT the communication itself or its contents.They are "Subjective Entities", internal, dependent uponour existence as observers.But what abou... ...s (dependent upon observers).Numbers belong to a third category: "Bestowed Entities".These are entities whose existence is bestowed upon themby social... ... wide that it might well be useless.Religion and money are two examples of entities whichowe their existence to a social agreement betweenconscious en... ...nd our definitionshould be refined accordingly.We must distinguish "Social Entities" (like money orreligion) from "Bestowed Entities". Social Entities... ...association, does not lead to more parsimonious results. Naturally, a syntactic, grammatical, structural, or other theoretical rule can...

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...f themself-recursive (introspective). It alters the essence of thelearning entities (i.e., the way they function), not onlytheir physical parameters. ... ...ey are N O T the communication itself or its contents.They are "Subjective Entities", internal, dependent uponour existence as observers.But what abou... ...s (dependent upon observers).Numbers belong to a third category: "Bestowed Entities".These are entities whose existence is bestowed upon themby social... ... wide that it might well be useless.Religion and money are two examples of entities whichowe their existence to a social agreement betweenconscious en... ...nd our definitionshould be refined accordingly.We must distinguish "Social Entities" (like money orreligion) from "Bestowed Entities". Social Entities... ...association, does not lead to more parsimonious results. Naturally, a syntactic, grammatical, structural, or other theoretical rule can...

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...intranet to share data with its business partners orcustomers. These other entities are not necessarily trusted from a security standpoint. Networkcon... ...nments and possible communication with Law Enforcement or other outside entities. 11. The “Investigation Status Report” as captures all current in... ... Professional hackers to cyberterrorists • 6 Types of attack o 6.1 Syntactic attacks ▪ 6.1.1 Viruses ▪ 6.1.2 Worms ... ...blishments on a broader scale. Attacks are broken downinto two categories: syntactic attacks and semantic attacks. Syntactic attacks arestraightforwar... ...red malicious software which includes viruses, worms, and Trojanhorses. Syntactic attacks Viruses Main article: Computer virusA virus is a se... ... State DeputySecretary for Public Safety Michael Balboni said that private entities "do not have the type ofcapability, bandwidth, interest or experie... ...ibilities, management commitment, and coordination among organizational entities), processes, and procedures are maintained and used to manage p...

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...ame by description and use it as areference, even as a "rigid designator", and abstract entities with their own names are incapable ofinitiating physi... ...mponent treesbecome secondary trees. Such a theory can be interpreted as a result of syntactic notation in a reference field, based onthe narrative...

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...uchsimple and direct. Aristotle describes also the understanding of"simple entities" as having such a nature. But simple entities can haveeither of th... ...riously Aristotle's statement according to which thenotification of simple entities is simple understanding, we deduce thatunderstanding all other ent... ...hon M. (2013). Automatic Lexical Alignment between Syntactically Weak Related Languages. Application for Englis... ...vulge ante-factum crisis in public discourse,primarily the voices of these entities must listen to those which are themost influential on the financia... ...can be anticipated by monitoring publicspeeches produced by representative entities. We are aware that some of thedifferences which we have been empha... ...we want to add new features to the platform,with a special emphasis on the syntactic and rhetorical levels ofanalysis. The new release of PDA should h... ...se of PDA should help the user to identify andcount patterns of use at the syntactic and rhetorical level. Another lineto be continued regards the eva... ...rns that characterize thenative speaker, the context of communication, the syntacticstructure of the utterances, the rhythmic structure of the word us... ...e sets of statements that make up thequestionnaire – established by morpho-syntactic and phonetic criteria- are formed by: declarative sentences (affi...

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...on, M. (2013). Automatic Lexical Alignment between Syntactically Weak Related Languages. Application for English and ... ... Education and Research, 2(2).Hristea, F., & Colhon, M. (2012). Feeding syntactic versus semantic knowledge to a knowledge-lean unsupervised w... ... Pertinent Character Adopting the decision in economic organisational entities isoften less coherent than the decision theory implies it. The pro... ... influence on adopting the decision in economic organisational entities. Studia Universitatis Petru Maior, Series Oeconomica, Fasci... ... management. Presov: Apeiron EU.Hristea, F., & Colhon, M. (2012). Feeding syntactic versus semantic knowledge to a knowledge-lean un... ...NY, Oxford University Press.Hristea, F., & Colhon, M. (2012). Feeding syntactic versus semantic knowledge to a knowledge- lean u... ...on, M. (2013). Automatic Lexical Alignment between Syntactically Weak Related Languages. Application for English and ... ...and its influence on adopting the decision in economic organisational entities, Studia Universitas Petru Maior, Series oecon...

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...14) There are of course, other possible approaches to extend trivalued logic,like ‘syntactic theory’ [5a]. Some authors argue that syntactic theory of... ... (axioms and/or rulesof inference). In a formal system the rules of inference are syntactically andtypographically formal in nature, without referenc... ... the introduction of tense operators.26 Substance Logic The logic of entities related to one another by such indices as ti... ... by such indices as time, space, and possible worlds. Complex entities can model situa- tions normally modelled by ...

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... quantitative measure of the averageand syntactic complexity, accuracy, fluency, information pe... ... entropy based on language units which areentropy for single-unit entities, in which case longer than a word.it is called... ... studies focused solely on the product of theconsisted of simple syntactic constructs, BSM. In her study with adult L2 le... ...ogical stated that there exists some evidenceregularity, syntactic category and frequency related to the role of the... ... morphophonological regularity, syntacticorders of the participants with L1 Korean ... ... described dynamic view rather than learning. static entities. This dynamic perspective With the intr...

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...e go to great lengths to seekempathy and to be perceived by others as threedimensional entities with emotions, needs, priorities,wishes, and preferenc... ...instthese discriminatory practices: 1. Blocking Statutes - which prohibit its legal entities from collaborating with legal procedures in other... ...ts, for instance, are allowed to impose treble damages on infringing foreign entities. The clawback provisions are used to battle this ... ...isms, most of themself-recursive (introspective). It alters the essence of thelearning entities (i.e., the way they function), not onlytheir physical ... ...n turn, gives rise to moremeaning (causation).But are space and time "real", objective entities - or arethey instruments of the mind, mere conventions... ...uticprinciples, the rules of structural interpretation, which isthe result of spatial, syntactic and grammaticalconjunction). 2. Content – This inc... ... structural association, does not lead to more parsimonious results. Naturally, a syntactic, grammatical, structural, or other theoretical r... ... structural association, does not lead to more parsimonious results. Naturally, a syntactic, grammatical, structural, or other theoretical r...

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...ntrary, the spiritual reality supposes, of necessity,the movement of nonsubstantial entities, that a-causal movement (from the physical pointof view),... ...sal movement (from the physical pointof view), the permanent stochastic movement of entities (entelechies), eminentlyspiritual, governed by haphasard ... ...fically thelive one) has a contrary movement. To this effect, one can deem that the entities,whichever they are, ″travel″ uniformly towards the future... ...udgement” if the seal is to be “erased” or redistributedtowards other new spiritual entities, formed as a primary fund of the intellect of futuresubst... ...ormed as a primary fund of the intellect of futuresubstantially splittable rational entities, which are in turn destined to create new rationalproduct... ...s completeness for applicability.Classical Logic: Truth value is derived from valid syntactic forms of argument. Thepremises are considered to be fixe...

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...ur valid moods for a fortiori reasoning. Nevertheless, he formulates only syntactic expressions of those moods without their semantics. InChapter 5 ... ...the major premise means” etc. Thus, whenyou claim that “he formulates only syntactic expressions…without their semantics” and that “in the whole text,... ...following Aristotelian propositions: “S is P” and “P is a property of S”. Syntactically, they differ, but semantically, they do not.”Seeing you writ... ... ‘Arguments involving proportionality’ on 6 pages contains several syntactic variations of a fortiori moods formulated in the first section.... ...se, it is unclear what scientific result of the author is. Is it only the syntactic formulation of these four moods?”First, you attack my account of... ...ctual“counterargument,” where you state: “Semantics assumes some abstract entities, e.g. trees, sets, etc. with some operations over them. Entities ... ...not a logical semantics for ‘SaP’, because there are not defined abstract entities S, P, and operations over them to interpret ‘SaP’ on models. Logi...

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...in their movable orimmovable property attributable to the normal or abnormal functioning of the entities and organs of the State [1]. The State is no... ...still unknown (A: Unknown), those corresponding to group C, are the studentsprepared to work in entities or companies; (C: Entities), those of group E... ...9]. A linguistic variable according to [10]and Herrera and Herrera-Viedma, ischaracterized by a syntactic value or label and by a semantic value or me... ... market risk and operational risk, and they significantly affect the operations and results of entities, particularly those with investments. The me... ...nly in the cancellation of the obligations as for the investment of resources and theevasion by entities or fellows belonging to a society that concei... ...ce for judicial investigation. Those involved in these cases were separatedfrom the educational entities, an action that is added to the documents alr...

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.... Psychosis can be considered, for the lack of a better expression,a collection of syntactic rules that governs how psychosis is constructed after it ... ...hotic system would be governed by the same syntax during all its 217stages. The syntactic rules of psychosis change as it enters different stages. ... ...na sphere that is unreachable yet coinciding with our own. Rather than multiplying entities beyondnecessity, we should take Ockham’s razor to this con...

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.... Psychosis can be considered, for the lack of a better expression,a collection of syntactic rules that governs how psychosis is constructed after it ... ...hotic system would be governed by the same syntax during all its 217stages. The syntactic rules of psychosis change as it enters different stages. ... ...na sphere that is unreachable yet coinciding with our own. Rather than multiplying entities beyondnecessity, we should take Ockham’s razor to this con...

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...ledata portability. The usage of these interoperable formats could provide syntactic interoperability, but whatis often missing are the interoperable ... ...and export). To enable dataportability, only interoperability at semantic, syntactical and technical levels will facilitate an effortlesstransfer of d... ...nlikely under our training distribution, solong as they respect high-level syntactic and semantic patterns we have already learned. ... ...tions in atamperproof and time stamped way, using a Blockchain can prevent entities in a network from denying pasttransactions. The ledger is based on... ... as a ledger of the communications betweenentities, and a system to enable entities to send messages to one another's accounts. Relying on the honesty... ...n a tamperproof and time stampedway, using a Blockchain can prevent entities in a network from denying pasttransactions. Nonrepudiation o... ...eged $1.7 billion unregistered digital token offering from the twooffshore entities Telegram Group Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary TON Issuer Inc... ...sing regulatory pressure in more tightly regulated countries, many issuing entities switched tounregulated or less regulated jurisdictions like the Ca...

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...n.g. Parsimony – The theory must employ a minimumnumber of assumptions and entities to explain themaximum number of observed economic behaviours.h. Ex... ...es, the rules of structural interpretation, which isthe result of spatial, syntactic and grammaticalconjunction). 179 2. Content – This... ...ns and wealthy individualsmake use of off-shore havens or "special purpose entities"to launder money, make illicit payments, avoid or evadetaxes, and ... ... of the country's clients.States and regions are no different to corporate entities.They, too, must gauge and study their markets andcustomers at ever... ...with alacrity. 299Exactly like commercial outfits, political entities seek toextract a price for their offerings and products.Increasing... ...sed by corporate donors onmore than one occasion, for instance. Commercial entitiesare unlikely to support basic research as a public good,ultimately ...

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...esses of information transmissiongoverned by three levels of semiotic rules:Syntactic (formal properties of signs and symbols),Pragmatic (concerned wi... ...utside interference which comes from intervention of foreignentity. Foreign entities by these concepts of data dispersion are whenan entity had the co... ...that allows one or more persons to102share their ideas. Companies and other entities absorb this feedbackfrom real clients so that they could improve ... ...e term Social Filtering.Social Filtering if the main classification for all entities and processesthat filters and identifies information for a larger... ... could even uproot the foundation of our currency andsurroundings. Physical entities of stores could be limited. Retailingcompanies that provide thing... ...d use the internetacross different platforms.Business GainsLots of business entities will be affected by technological improvementand not all business...

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...tual hypothesis, like forexample the hypothesis of electrons in physics as entities underlying electrical phenomena. Anabstraction does not have to be... ...y to inanimate objects. They apply only to living beings,because only such entities have anything to win or lose. But to apply them to all living bein... ...is bizarre theory of “monads”, according to which the world ispopulated by entities (called monads) existing and functioning entirely independently of... ...the field of appearance, mentallysplitting it into parts and into distinct entities, of different sizes and various distances apart,assuming the outli... ...ex andlargely abstract and even conventional relation between two separate entities. It follows from this thatthe form “X is Y” is also twofold in mea... ...s difference, calling Aristotle’scategories semantic and Kant’s categories syntactic. A SHORT CRITIQUE OF KANT’S UNREASON ...

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...95.[7] Kalampakas, A., Spartalis, S., Iliadis, L., & Pimenidis, E. Fuzzy graphs: Algebraic structure and syntactic recognition. Artif. Intell. R... ..., 2021 125of Cognitive maps in influencing the decision maker’s semantic and syntactic comprehension inproblem solvi... ..., ans Emy Elyanee Mustapha, (2011), The Role of Cognitive Map on Influencing Decision Makers’ Semantic and Syntactic Comprehension, and Inferentia... ...che in 2017. Plithogeny is the genesis or origination, creation, formation, development, and evolution ofnew entities from dynamics and organic fusi... ...tities from dynamics and organic fusions of contradictory and/or neutrals and/ornon-contradictory multiple old entities. Plithogenic means what is p...

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... 4-State concisely about the book 1. Summarise a paragraph • From the syntactic analyse, use the subject-verb-object found to summarise each... ...gnificance on the fact that the reader recognizes the unusual word order, syntactic structure, or meaning of a word, phrase, or complete sentence” (... ...to another. The purpose of juxtaposing two directly or indirectly related entities close together in literature is to highlight the contrast between... ...ays in the last place you look.')79. solecism: Trespassing grammatical and syntactical rules80. spoonerism: Switching place of syllables within two wo... ...PrincipleWhat language says, supposes, doesn't say, and implies.1. Lexical-syntactical analysis: This step looks at the words used and the way the wo... ... the tense of the verse are all aspects that are looked at in the lexical syntactical method. Here, lexicons and grammar aids can help in extracting... ...two step procedure • Identify the attributes a, b,c.. that the two entities A and B share • Determine how the attribute z mentioned in...

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...arandache Neutrosophic Actions, Prevalence Order, Refinement of Neutrosophic Entities, and Neutrosophic Literal Logical Operators / 51Said Broumi, F... ...015). Neutrosophic Actions, Prevalence Order, Refinement of Neutrosophic Entities, and Neutrosophic Literal Logical Operators. Critical Review, X... ... Neutrosophic Actions, Prevalence Order, Refinement of Neutrosophic Entities, and Neutrosophic Literal Logical Opera... ...15). Neutrosophic Actions, Prevalence Order, Refinement of Neutrosophic Entities, and Neutrosophic Literal Logical Operators. Critical Review, X... ...tion IV we show a word is not a simple data, it can have several (syntactic)how this type of representation can be used in conjunction ... ... a specific sense of the word w results to be realisedpart-of-speech as the syntactic feature and the word’s sense(s) in a given context. Let... ... [ (sc+i, sc0i, sc−i); 1 , 0 , 0 senses for each of its syntactic labels. We consider this word i=1 1 0 ... ...8] as their basic tasks are emotion recognition [9,10] of analysis, both syntactic and semantic, which imply different ... ...adverbs are linked todefined using lexico-semantic information. Based on the syntactic adjectives through the ‘‘pertainym’’ relation.category o...

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... Neutrosophy is the philosophical discipline that studies theories, entities, objects, phenomena, among others, related to neutrality [26]. I... ...sis or origination, creation, formation, development, and evolution of new entities from dynamics and organic fusions of contradictory and/or neutral... ...ons of contradictory and/or neutrals and/or non-contradictory multiple old entities. While plithogenic means what is pertaining to plithogeny. A... ... columns) and the result will be a column matrix representation three entities. Here are representations for local conjunctions operato... ... Plithogeny refers to the creation, development and progression of new entities from composition of contradictory or non-contradictory multiple ... ...tion IV we show a word is not a simple data, it can have several (syntactic)how this type of representation can be used in conjunction a... ... a specific sense of the word w results to be realisedpart-of-speech as the syntactic feature and the word’s sense(s) in a given context. Let us not... ...g [ (sc+i, sc0i, sc−i); 1 , 0 , 0 senses for each of its syntactic labels. We consider this word i=1 1 0 0 ...

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...Nevertheless, it is psychologically impossible for us not to positabstract entities like humankind or “the poor” or “the rich” and actwith them in min... ... tables, neurons, molecules, atoms,protons, but also whatever non-extended entities and waves andforces and so on have been postulated by physicists. ... ...f attempted a“phenomenological ontology,” a clarification of the being of entities ingeneral, before Heidegger did. 95 CH... ...ch things as atoms, electrons, etc. Moreover, it isthe postulation of such entities that makes scientific hypothesesexplanatorily powerful. ... ...her states. As it grows ever moredebt-encumbered and beholden to corporate entities,99 it begins tolose its ability to administer the social order, wh... ...lights and dangers ofambiguity.” He sees ambiguity as key to expressivity. Syntactic,semantic, and phonological ambiguity. Reads from “The LeadenEcho”... ... Back beauty, keep it, beauty, beauty, beauty....fromvanishing away?” Etc. Syntactically and somewhat semanticallyambiguous. Hence extremely expressiv... ...essive (although that isn’t theonly reason). Music, too, he thinks can be “syntactically,”“semantically,” and “phonologically” ambiguous—and, to anext...

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... 4-State concisely about the book 1. Summarise a paragraph • From the syntactic analyse, use the subject-verb-object found to summarise each... ...gnificance on the fact that the reader recognizes the unusual word order, syntactic structure, or meaning of a word, phrase, or complete sentence” (... ... 133 directly or indirectly related entities close together in literature is to highlight the contrast between... ...ays in the last place you look.')79. solecism: Trespassing grammatical and syntactical rules80. spoonerism: Switching place of syllables within two wo... ...PrincipleWhat language says, supposes, doesn't say, and implies.1. Lexical-syntactical analysis: This step looks at the words used and the way the wo... ... the tense of the verse are all aspects that are looked at in the lexical syntactical method. Here, lexicons and grammar aids can help in extracting... ...two step procedure • Identify the attributes a, b,c.. that the two entities A and B share • Determine how the attribute z mentioned in...

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...to travel between A and B faster than hypothesis can be applied to are entities that do not have real the speed of light; hence, one can ext... ...ely al Conference on Smarandache Type Notions In Mathem- imaginary entities or components.” atics and Quantum Physics, U... ...e of • semi-transparent optical components are neither opaque these entities <A>, <antiA>, and <neutA> that hold nor perfectly transpa... ... the vacuum state (E. Goldfain). Etc. or states are called paradoxist entities. These domains of research were set up in the 1995 Man... ... simultaneously coexist. Several Examples of paradoxist and neutrosophic entities: • anions in two spatial dimensions are arbitrary spin par- ... ...certainty. Each value of the linguistic variables is characterized by a syntactic label and a semantic value or meaning. The label is a word or ...

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...ers 722. of Existents of denials of reactors of fleshes the obscure entities totalities Instinctive 723. overtures hopeless fawnings of ... ... reality of negative being 619. Circles of conceptual/notion spirit entities Scientific nature Development knowledge 620. of necessity C... ... conceptual notions Scientific procedure of nature constitutions in spirit entities 625. Necessity of Concatenation Systematic organics Necessi... ...undations of internalization Text logics of culture orientations Objective entities of 816. societal institutions Objectivity of value-meaning ... ...iologic constraint Constitutions of biological 136. historic desire entities Sociologic practice Repressive productions of sexuality Social 1... .... repetition of deference/repetition Knowledge of linguistic language Syntactic- 619. semantics Speech act citation-repetiton of structure...

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...text, social mediarepresenting computer-mediated tools that allow people or entities to create, share, or exchangeinformation, emotions, feelings, ide... ...s, S., Lazaros, I., &Elias, P. (2014).Fuzzy graphs: algebraic structure and syntactic recognition, Artificial Intelligence Review, vol 42, Issue ...

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...itions that preserve these two aspec s ast independent textual entities. In the Sarvāstivāda, the list of meditation practices is found ... ...passati is a verb and patissati is a noun, so this would have involved a syntactic and not merely a phonetic change.) Comb n ngi i th... ...ai lly the Sarvāstivād nsi , tended to treat the dhammas as real entities that possessed the charac et ristics of impermanence and so... ...by the Mādhyamaka.’140 The first stage sees the dhammas as substantial entities, paralleling the contemp al tion of the body. The second ...

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...Neutrosophic Transdisciplinarity means to find common features to uncommon entities, i.e., for vague, imprecise, not-clear-boundary entity <A> ... ...ic, Modal Logic, or Propositional Logic. A logic calculation can be syntactic (based on evidence) and semantic (based on facts). The Cla... ...with their spectrum of neutralities <neutA> in between them (i.e. entities supporting neither <A> nor<antiA>). The <neutA> and <anti... ...ty <A> tends to be neutralized and balanced by <antiA> and <nonA> entities - as a state of equilibrium. In a classical way <A>, <neu... ...or three of neutrosophy. NL considers every idea X together these entities X , antiX and neutX that hold with its opposite or negation... ... to applications of the notation of n–valued refined are called paradoxist entities. There are many cases in neutrosophic EQ–subalgebras and imp...

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...ontext, social mediarepresenting computer-mediated tools that allow people or entities to create, share, or exchangeinformation, emotions, feelings, i... ...nos, S., Lazaros, I., &Elias, P. (2014).Fuzzy graphs: algebraic structure and syntactic recognition, Artificial Intelligence Review, vol 42, Iss... ...le ranges in the case of analysing variability.tance measures between any two entities, and based on thisclusters are formed. This plays a significant ...