This paper analyzes the relationship between Annie Ernaux’s autobiographical writing and external suburban space of Cergy-Pontoise in two memoirs: Exteriors (1993/2021) Things Seen (2000/2010). The argues that Seen, individual experience intertwines with exterior town. critical exploration texts through prisms humanistic geography, spatial theory, feminist theory highlights how author’s biograp...

La crítica feminista, que ha enriquecido con sus matizaciones y revisiones las aportaciones realizadas en los últimos tiempos por diferentes escuelas corrientes de análisis la literatura tiempos, mostrado (y muestra) un interés particular toma palabra mujeres. Partiendo esta premisa, mi contribución pretende destacar algunos aspectos producción literaria una serie autoras francesas contemporáne...

In 2010 Marie Darrieussecq published Rapport de Police, Accusations plagiat et autres modes surveillance la fiction as a response to the accusations of plagiarism brought against her by Camille Laurens and NDiaye. this essay she claims right an openly intertextual writing. Il faut beaucoup aimer les hommes belongs type writing: draws strong images from other texts renew extend them. particular,...

This paper describes Annie, a domain-independent Intelligent Tutor that can be “plugged-in” to digital games. Annie leverages a plan-based representation of the game world to generate guidance through the core mechanics of

The nucleus forms the central part of a cell which controls gene expression and mediates the replication of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) during cell cycle. Two main types of nuclei which we usually encounter are the open face (transcriptionally active cells), consisting of large areas of euchromatin and the closed faced nucleus (transcriptionally inactive cells-most of its genome is in inactive ...

In this demo we will present GATE, an architecture and framework for language engineering, and ANNIE, an information extraction system developed within it. We will demonstrate how ANNIE has been adapted to perform NE recognition in different languages, including Indic and Slavonic languages as well as Western European ones, and how the resources can be reused for new applications and languages.

Ronna L. Campbell, MD, PhD; James T.C. Li, MD, PhD; Richard A. Nicklas, MD; Annie T. Sadosty, MD Members of the Joint Task Force: David Bernstein, MD; Joann Blessing-Moore, MD; David Khan, MD; David Lang, MD; Richard Nicklas, MD; John Oppenheimer, MD; Jay Portnoy, MD; Christopher Randolph, MD; Diane Schuller, MD; Sheldon Spector, MD; Stephen Tilles, MD; Dana Wallace, MD Practice Parameter Workg...