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2008 Third International Conference on Digital Information Management, 2008
Semantic annotation and information extraction are of paramount importance in the field of unstructured information management. Although several sophisticated and indeed complex approaches were proposed, they still have many limitations. In this paper we present a novel ontological paradigm called Description Ontology in which objects and classes ...
Ermelinda Oro, Massimo Ruffolo
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Semantic annotation and information extraction are of paramount importance in the field of unstructured information management. Although several sophisticated and indeed complex approaches were proposed, they still have many limitations. In this paper we present a novel ontological paradigm called Description Ontology in which objects and classes ...
Ermelinda Oro, Massimo Ruffolo
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Pediatrics, 1997
There is much to see, say, and write about a painting. Art critics know how to explain the composition, the colors, the vibrancy, the state of mind of the artist. The painting by Andrieux (see Figure) is somehow different. It is the rendering of a hospital scene, a time capsule, focusing on one location with the presence of physicians, nurses, and ...
P L, Toubas, R, Nelson
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There is much to see, say, and write about a painting. Art critics know how to explain the composition, the colors, the vibrancy, the state of mind of the artist. The painting by Andrieux (see Figure) is somehow different. It is the rendering of a hospital scene, a time capsule, focusing on one location with the presence of physicians, nurses, and ...
P L, Toubas, R, Nelson
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Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2002
A defense of applying Millian theory of proper names also to ``description-names'' (``The Rolling Stones''\dots). The thesis is (p. 315): ``i) names name, ii) descriptions describe, and iii) description-names name and describe.'' Utterances of such sentences as ``The Evening Star, which is a star, \dots '' are analyzed in terms of ``multiple ...
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A defense of applying Millian theory of proper names also to ``description-names'' (``The Rolling Stones''\dots). The thesis is (p. 315): ``i) names name, ii) descriptions describe, and iii) description-names name and describe.'' Utterances of such sentences as ``The Evening Star, which is a star, \dots '' are analyzed in terms of ``multiple ...
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British Dental Journal, 1989
The importance of a knowledge of statistical methods in relation to most aspects of dentistry is discussed. Definitions of terms used in descriptive statistical techniques are provided, together with a review of the techniques themselves.
J S, Bulman, J F, Osborn
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The importance of a knowledge of statistical methods in relation to most aspects of dentistry is discussed. Definitions of terms used in descriptive statistical techniques are provided, together with a review of the techniques themselves.
J S, Bulman, J F, Osborn
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Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1948
There are logicians who maintain that modal logic violates Leibniz's principle that if x and y are identical, then y has every property of x. The alleged difficulty is illustrated in the following example due to Quine.1A. It is logically necessary that 9 is less than 10.B. 9 = the number of the planets.C.
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There are logicians who maintain that modal logic violates Leibniz's principle that if x and y are identical, then y has every property of x. The alleged difficulty is illustrated in the following example due to Quine.1A. It is logically necessary that 9 is less than 10.B. 9 = the number of the planets.C.
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Descriptive Lists and List Descriptions
Style, 2016Lists are a recurrent feature of discourse. They not only occur in the text type "list" (the shopping list, the to-do list, the order of business), but are a standard feature of arguments (first, second, third), of instructional prose (Put the milk into the mixer, add the sugar and the strawberries, then turn on the blender, blend for five minutes ...
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