A simile is a figure of speech that directly makes comparison, showing similarities between two different things, e.g. ``Reading papers can be dull sometimes,like watching grass grow". Human writers often interpolate appropriate similes into proper locations the plain text to vivify their writings. However, none existing work has explored neural interpolation, including both locating and genera...

There is a growing interest in the use of non-polluting compounds, which come from renewable sources, and performance their scope equivalent to synthetic similes. In this work, five types rosins different sources were studied, verifying existence differences that can be inferred subsequent application as material additives. For study, analyzed using gas-mass chromatographic techniques, infrared...

One of the today issues in software engineering is to find new effective ways to deal intelligently with the increasing complexity of distributed computing systems. In this context a crucial role is played by the balancing of the work load among all nodes in the system. So far load balancing approaches have been designed for networks with fixed or dynamic topologies. These approaches work well ...

Abstract In German, complement clauses embedded by the wh-word wie (‘how’) have two different readings. The first is a manner reading expressing or method of doing something. second called eventive in this paper because it expresses an event progress instead manner. Ruling out ambiguity , question arises why word used to express progress. basic semantic hypothesis that similarity (as does in, e...