Proverbs are Words of Wisdom, uttered traditionally, expressing some perceived truth based on common sense or Human Experiences. bears Ironic and Metaphorical Nature used in Formulaic Structure Languge. This unique Genre Folklore enhances the Wisdom Literature. As Lamps Speech Strategies to deal with Situations, that is why, for them, it necessary have a memorizable Sentence Structures. Studies...

Introduction: Abstracts are critical in medical contexts. They contain formulaic building blocks called Lexical Frames (LFs), which high-frequency word sequences with variable slots that can be formed around collocation nodes. LFs abundant written academic discourse, and , for this reason, have great importance the production of abstracts. Extensive research has been conducted on language, espe...

Vegetarianism is an old classic eating behavior that leads to lessening of several health risk factors. Vegetarian diet is reported to improve control of blood glucose concentration, to lower insulin requirement and to aid in weight control in diabetic patients. However, there is no evidence for the prevalence of diabetes mellitus to be significantly lower in vegetarians than in non-vegetarians...

The main goal of this paper is to study the different definitions generating sequences appearing in literature. We present these and show that under certain situations they are equivalent. also an example shows not, general, relation key polynomials.

Previous statistical analyses revealed several peculiarities of nucleotide sequences that preclude their description by existing models and thus allow one to distinguish DNA and RNA sequences from random A,T,G,C-texts. This is a consequence of the unusual distribution of certain words in nucleotide sequences: while the distribution of (most) words is consistent with Markov models of small order...

How much does language influence how we think? How far are the categories of our language contingent and culture-specific? Few questions are of greater significance to the social sciences. In this paper we attempt to demonstrate that linguistic semantics can address these questions with rigour and precision, by analysing some examples of cultural 'key words' in several languages. We want to arg...