Quality, not quantity, impacts the differentiation of near-synonyms

The semantic and stylistic differentiation of synonyms and near-synonyms

If we want to describe the action of someone who is looking out a window for an extended time, how do we choose between the words gazing, staring, and peering? What exactly is the difference between an argument, a dispute, and a row? In this paper, we describe our research in progress on the problem of lexical choice and the representations of world knowledge and of lexical structure and meanin...

Quality not quantity: the pufferfish genome.

The genome of the pufferfish, Fugu rubripes (Fugu) is compact. With a similar gene complement to mammals and a genome size of just 400 Mb, gene density is high averaging one every 6-7 kb. Initial characterization of this genome has shown that although genes are much smaller and more densely spaced, their intron/exon structure is conserved with the resulting introns being small. There is little ...

The Semantic and Stylistic Diierentiation of Synonyms and Near-synonyms

T Memory Cells: Quality not Quantity

Immunological memory to pathogens is associated with clonal expansion and heightened responsiveness of antigen-specific T cells. Recent work emphasizes that, for efficient protective immunity, qualitative changes in T memory cells are vitally important.

the investigation of the relationship between type a and type b personalities and quality of translation

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