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OF THE THESIS Part-Of-Speech Tag Embedding for Modeling Sentences and Documents

Szeged 2010 2 Introduction The task of nursing – according to its definition – is to help the healthly or sick person to perform those activities which contribute his or her health, healing or peaceful dying, and which he/she would done if he/she had enough strenght, will or knowledge to do so. During patient care, nurses need such knowledge and skills, which are eligible to handle the patient'...

OBJECTIVE To inform about three doctorate theses on urethral stenosis, presented in the University of Paris and Montpellier by Spanish authors. MATERIAL AND METHODS Of the Canary Island students who studied medicine in France during the xix century and beginning of the xx century, three stand out for having chosen the same subject for presentation of their doctorate thesis. RESULTS We brief...

OF THE DISSERTATION Channel aware scheduling and resource allocation with cross layer optimization in wireless networks by Sheu Sheu Tan Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering (Communication Theory and Systems) University of California, San Diego, 2013 James Zeidler, Chair Bhaskar Rao, Co-Chair We develop channel aware scheduling and resource allocation schemes with cross layer optimiza...

since the start of the last century, along with those literary men who took a literary approach to the study of literary texts, there has been another group who has taken a linguistic approach. the ancient and ever flourishing tradition of literary studies of translation can no doubt take benefit from linguistic methods and tools in the investigations of literary texts. as a result of this we c...

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