Aquarela, Portuguese for foreigners

Fighting foreigners prevents self-destruction

Intimacy is a cellular turn-on he simple act of coming closer together ignites signaling pathways in epithelial cells, as shown and colleagues. The results describe how cells might activate cellular responses to T mechanical stress. Cells are pushed closer together by physical forces. In the lung, for instance, epithelial cells feel the pressure from underlying muscle tissue, particularly in as...

Co-national Obligations & Cosmopolitan Obligations towards Foreigners

Coercion of foreigners, territory and compensation

Justifications for state authority are typically directed towards the good of those subject to that authority. But, because of their territorial nature, states exercise coercion not only towards insiders but also towards non-members. Such coercion can take the form of denying outsiders the right to enter a territory or to settle in it permanently, as well as various restraints on trade and asso...

Universal Dependencies for Portuguese

This paper describes the creation of a Portuguese corpus following the guidelines of the Universal Dependencies Framework. Instead of starting from scratch, we invested in a conversion process from the existing Portuguese corpus, called Bosque. The conversion was done by applying a context-sensitive set of Constraint Grammar rules to its original deep linguistic analysis, which was carried out ...

Quotation Extraction for Portuguese

Quotation extraction consists of identifying quotations and their authors. In this work, we present a Quotation Extraction system for Portuguese that is based on Entropy Guided Transformation Learning, a supervised Machine Learning algorithm. This is the first system that uses a Machine Learning approach for Portuguese. In order to train and evaluate the proposed system, we build the GLOBOQUOTE...