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The platypus makes new sense

The platypus makes new sense M O RE THAN 50 years ago, the great Australian naturalist Harry Burrell speculated that the platypus had a sixth sense. He reasoned that plarypi could not find freely swimming prey in muddy streams by touch alone. And yet they only fed underwater, shutting their eyes, ears, and oses when doing so. It seemed another ense was necessary. A research group in Phys iology...

Admitting that admitting verb sense into corpus analyses makes sense

Linguistic and psycholinguistic research has documented that there exists a close relationship between a verb’s meaning and the syntactic structures in which it occurs, and that learners and comprehenders take advantage of this relationship both in acquisition and in processing. We address implications of these facts for issues in structural ambiguity resolution, arguing that comprehenders are ...

Assistant Editor's Note: Sensors Makes Sense

During my varied professional experience in different industries I have previously edited a number of trade magazines and newsletters. I also organized many corporate events and trade fairs. 100 days ago I took over the position as the Assistant Editor of the journal Sensors. During this time I have worked myself into the world of sensing and tried to offer a high standard of editorial work to ...

Mandelbrot Makes Sense : A Book Review Essay

ers of chaos theory as it generated pictures of ever increasing complexity using a deceptively minuscule recursive rule, one that can be reapplied to itself repeatedly. You can look at the set at smaller and smaller resolutions without “ever” reaching the limit; you will continue to see the recognizable shapes. The introduction of fractals was not initially welcomed by the mathematical establis...

Diversification. Broadening hospital services: what makes sense?