Gibraltar: A Paradigmatic Presqu'ile?

"Industrial Relations: A Paradigmatic Analysis"

Paradigmatic derivation

It is conventional to recognise two dimensions of paradigmatic organisation in a morphological system. The inflected forms of a lexeme L make up the inflectional paradigms of L. The new lexemes that can be defined from the root of L form what is often, by extension, termed the derivational paradigm of L. Implicit in many traditional descriptions is a third subsystem, comprising the ‘principal p...

Paradigmatic Morphology

We present a notation for the declarative statement of morphological relationships and lexieal rules, based on the traditional notion of Word and Paradigm (cf Hockett 1954). The phenomenon of blocking arises from a generalized version of Kiparsky's (1973) Elsewhere Condition, stated in terms of ordering by subsumption over paradigms. Orthographic constraints on morphemic alternation are describ...

Paradigmatic Chaos in Nuer

Gibraltar: A Mobile Host-Based Intrusion Protection System

Although mobile devices are globally omnipresent, security developments for these devices have not kept pace with their technological advancements. Thus, mobile devices are increasingly vulnerable to intrusions and malicious attacks. Gibraltar combats these growing threats by monitoring demands placed on battery current (mA) as well as correlating power and event activities, such as processes, ...