Isolating Semantic Units

On a certain Distribution of Semantic Units

Relative Semantic Complexity In Lexical Units

The lexical component of a human language is typically heterogeneous and extremely complex. Before we can come to grips with the underlying lexical organization, we must reduce the bewildering complexity. Methods must be elaborated by which the interrelations between the units of the lexicon can be elucidated. This paper describes how a Swedish lexical material stored in a computer has been sem...

Autonomous Units: Basic Concepts and Semantic Foundation

Semantic Units for Scientific Data Exchange

All practical scientific research and development relies inherently on a well-understood framework of quantities and units. While at first sight it appears that potential issues should by now be well understood, closer investigation reveals that there are still many potential pitfalls. There are a number of well-publicised case studies where lack of attention to units by both humans and machine...

Isolating SRP

Isolating SRP ike a crate of beer ready to be shipped overseas, secretory proteins carry a label that says, “For Export.” With clever experiments, Günter Blobel of Rockefeller University and his post-doc Bernhard Dobberstein (Blobel and Dobberstein, 1975a,b) showed that the cell’s export label is the signal sequence, a short stretch of amino acids that guides the forming protein to the ER (see ...