This paper reports experiments in the automatic discovery of linguistically signiicant regularities in text. The minimum description length principle is exploited to evaluate linguistic hypotheses with respect to a corpus and a theory of the types of regularities to be found in it. The domain of inquiry in this paper is the discovery of morphemic suuxes such as English {ing and {ly, but the tec...

Coincident timing or interception ability can be defined as the capacity to precisely time sensory input and motor output. This study compared accuracy of typically developing (TD) children and those with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) on a task involving estimation of coincident timing with their arm and various tool lengths. Forty-eight (48) participants performed two experiments w...

The celiac ganglia and the visceral plexus are complexes structures, disposed in the proximity of the main collateral branches of the aorta. Pre visceral ganglia are sympathetic ganglia chains between the lateral vertebral sympathetic chain and viscera. Our study is made in the anatomy lab on 30 adult human bodies, one of new born and 10 human fetal specimens with crown-rump lengths from 9 to 2...

to determine the relationship between anthropometric indicators, physical activity (pa) and socioeconomic status (ses) with fundamental movement skills (fms) among iranian male students.in this descriptive study, based on ses scores, 241 students (7-10 years) were randomly selected and classified in high, medium and low groups. all children were measured by 8 morphology anthropometric measures....

The third complementarity-determining region (CDR3) of TCR interacts directly with antigenic peptides bound to grooves of MHC molecules. Thus, it is the most critical TCR structure in launching acquired immunity and in determining fates of developing thymocytes. Since length is one of the components defining the CDR3 heterogeneity, the CDR3 length repertoires have been studied in various T cell...

Teager Energy Operator (TEO) proposed by Kaiser and Teager is based on a definition of energy required to generate the signal. TEO gives us the running estimate of energy as a function of amplitude and instantaneous frequency content of the signal. However, it considers three consecutive samples to calculate the energy estimate. In this paper, we suggests an alternative and generalized approach...