Filling in Gaps

Filling in the gaps

Alongside increasing use of Machine Translation (MT) in translator workflows, Translation Memory (TM) continues to be a valuable tool providing complementary functionality, and is a technology that has evolved in recent years, in particular with developments around subsegment recall that attempt to leverage more content from TM data than segment-level fuzzy matching. But how fit-for-purpose is ...

Filling in the Gaps

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is an extremely common arrhythmia with important consequences and presently suboptimal therapeutic options.1 A great deal of research has been performed to understand the detailed mechanisms of AF, with the hope that a better appreciation of the fundamental determinants of arrhythmogenesis will lead to the development of novel, more successful treatment possibilities.2

Filling the Gaps

Filling the Gaps MANY doctors pride themselves as being one of a team: or part of a comprehensive service, which will give the best attention to all the needs of the patient. The medical student or student nurse is trained to see team work in operation not only between the different specialists and between them and the various (so-called) "ancillary" services, but even with an increasing number...

Filling Irregular Warfare’s Interagency Gaps

Filling the Gaps in Hume's Vacuums

The paper addresses two difficulties that arise in Treatise 1.2.5. First, Hume appears to be inconsistent when he denies that we have an idea of a vacuum or empty space yet allows for the idea of an “invisible and intangible distance.” My solution to this difficulty is to develop the overlooked possibility that Hume does not take the invisible and intangible distance to be a distance at all. Se...