There are three domains in living nature: archaea, bacteria and eukarya. It has been shown, trough a number of multivariate tools, that codon usage, a 64 dimensional vector that stablishes how often a given organism makes use of each codon, is related to domain. Another method is proposed here based in rule and tree induction from codon usage of several organisms. It is shown that domain can be...

We introduce an efficient algorithm for mining informative combinations of attribute-values for a given task. We use informative attributevalues to enhance the input representation of data. We apply our approach to coreference resolution using a simple set of attributes like syntactic roles and string match. With the enhanced representation, a simple coreference model outperforms more complex s...

The paper describes a method of dividing complex sentences into segments, easily detectable and linguistically motivated units, which may provide a basis for further processing of complex sentences. The method has been developed for Czech as a language representing languages with relatively high degree of word-order freedom. The paper introduces important terms, describes a segmentation chart, ...

this is a survey article on centralizers of finite‎ ‎subgroups in locally finite‎, ‎simple groups or lfs-groups as we‎ ‎will call them‎. ‎we mention some of the open problems about‎ ‎centralizers of subgroups in lfs-groups and applications of the‎ ‎known information about the centralizers of subgroups to the‎ ‎structure of the locally finite group‎. ‎we also prove the‎ ‎following‎: ‎let $g$ be...

how to cite this article: saeedi borujeni mj, hami j, haghir h, rastin m, sazegargh. evaluation of bax and bcl-2 proteins expression in the rat hippocampus due to childhood febrile seizure. iran j child neurol. winter 2016; 10(1):53-60. abstract objective simple febrile seizure (sfs) is the most common seizure disorder in childhood, and is frequently described as inoffensive disorder. neverthel...

This paper shows that with B = {1, 2, . . . , n}, the smallest k such that (B ×B)− {(j, j) | j ∈ B} = k ⋃ i=1 (Ci ×Di) is s(n), where s(n) is the smallest integer k such that n 6 ( k b k 2 c ) . This provides a simple set-based formulation and a new proof of a result for boolean ranks [2] and biclique covering of bipartite graphs [1, 5], making these intricate results more accessible.

now a third. We confess not to be great believers in drugs, whether ' simples' or very compound?but no one can read or glance through this book without great interest. It is wiitten iu Dr. Fernie's best style, full of apt quotations and gentle humour, while at the same time conveying a vast amount of information, traditional and experimental, on the therapeutic use of innumerable common and rar...