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Cross-Linking in Polybutadiene
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Linking verbs to syntax
Language learning requires learners to balance the productive power of language with its many constraints (e.g., Bowerman, 1988). One of these constraints is verb bias. Verb bias refers to the likelihood of a verb to appear in one of the multiple structures that the verb is allowed to appear in. …
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Linking Spatial Video and GIS
Spatial Video is any form of geographically referenced videographic data. The forms in which it is acquired, stored and used vary enormously; as does the standard of accuracy in the spatial data and the quality of the video footage. This research deals with a specific form of Spatial Video where …
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Towards automatically linking data elements
… our system, called ADEL-Automatic Data Elements Linking. Given a collection of files, this system generates a relational data schema and identifies other salient properties. It detects the type of each data field, which describes not only the programmatic data type but also the context in which …
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Semantic linking and personalization in context
The World Wide Web (WWW) is intended for humans to create and share documents. However, it does not support machine-processable data and automated processing. The Semantic Web is an extension to the WWW and can overcome its shortcomings. The Semantic Web provides the technology for creating and …
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Robust Entity Linking in Heterogeneous Domains
Entity Linking is the task of mapping terms in arbitrary documents to entities in a knowledge base by identifying the correct semantic meaning. It is applied in the extraction of structured data in RDF (Resource Description Framework) from textual documents, but equally so in facilitating …
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Linking sill morphology to emplacement mechanisms
Mafic sill complexes are increasingly being shown to play a major role in the movement of magma around the upper crust in volcanic terranes and to have a role in mass extinction events in Earth history. Most of the current models of sill emplacement assume that brittle fracture operates at all …
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Disulfide Cross -Linking in Protein Microspheres
Microspheres composed of either thiol-modified myoglobin or albumin have been extensively examined by a combination of techniques including SDS-PAGE, SEC, and MALDI mass spectrometry peptide mapping. Electrophoresis and chromatography confirm the presence of higher molecular weight protein units as …
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Cortical structure: Linking MRI and cytoarchitecture
… describes investigations into the problem of linking microscale post mortem cortical cytoarchitecture with millimeter-scale measures of cortical anatomy accessible through in vivo MRI. Chapter 1 introduces the problem and previous work done to address it. The following two chapters apply …
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Some legal implications of web linking
… disputes emerges that involves unauthorised Web linking in various forms. Technology meanwhile provides for the possibility to either incorporate images originating from another source on the Web into the own Web site or to frame content from other providers into the own material published on the …
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The Enhanced Linking Number and its Applications
… and preserves a notion of inter-component linking. \emph{Isotopy} is the strongest class of equivalence that preserves all notions of intra-component knotting and inter-component linking.
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Linking Environmental Toxicant Exposure To Diabetes Susceptibility
<p>An important and unresolved question in the environmental health field is whether exposure to common environmental toxicants, such as dioxin and heavy metals like Pb, increase the risk of developing diabetes, especially in combination with other common metabolic stressors such as obesity. </p> …
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Linking Textual Resources to Support Information Discovery
A vast amount of information is today stored in the form of textual documents, many of which are available online. These documents come from different sources and are of different types. They include newspaper articles, books, corporate reports, encyclopedia entries and research papers. At a …
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Trip chaining: linking the influences and implications
Transportation analysts have monitored with interest the emergence of trip chaining, or multi-purpose trip making, which is becoming a common method of travel for many households. As of 2001, 61% of all working age adults trip chained. From a policy perspective, this warrants attention as these 61% …
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Modeling mechanical properties – linking atomistics to continuum
A combination of atomistic simulations and experiments is used to study the microscopic deformation mechanisms of materials. Atomic scale simulation tools include molecular dynamics and density functional theory. The experiments involve uniaxial tension and compression tests on: (a) single crystals …
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A study of coherence in entity linking
Entity linking (EL) is the task of mapping entities, such as persons, locations, organizations, etc., in text to a corresponding record in a knowledge base (KB) like Wikipedia or Freebase. In this paper we present, for the first time, a controlled study of one aspect of this problem called …
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Intestinal cancer : linking infection, inflammation and neoplasia
Cancer is a leading cause of death in the world. Much work has been done to study the role of inflammation in carcinogenesis. One hypothesis suggests that inflammation causes oxidative stress that induces damage to cellular targets, including DNA. The multistep model of cancer proposes that cancer …
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Linking sequence to function in microbial genomics
Microbial genomes show high plasticity due to horizontal transfer, large community sizes, and rapid growth paired with adaptive mutations. Despite this mutability of gene content, most studies of microbial communities still rely on bulk, single-gene amplicon sequencing. In this thesis, I present …
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