the internet along with many advantages has some disadvantages, and the lack of a complete understanding of cyberspace can cause damage in terms of mate selection method. this article attempts to address some of the disadvantages and threats that virtual spaces create in mate selection method and tries to introduce some strategies to prevent and reduce these emerging injuries. this study was co...

This paper presents bRol, the first fully automatic system to be developed for the parsing of syntactic and semantic dependencies in Basque. The parser has been built according to the settings established for the CoNLL-2009 Shared Task (Hajič et al., 2009), therefore, bRol can be thought of as a standard parser with scores comparable to the ones reported in the shared task. A second-order graph...

In this paper we present an extension of the MATE/GNOME annotation scheme for anaphora (Poesio, 2004) which accounts for abstract anaphora in Danish and Italian. By abstract anaphora it is here meant pronouns whose linguistic antecedents are verbal phrases, clauses and discourse segments. The extended scheme, which we call the DAD annotation scheme, allows to annotate information about abstract...

Mate preferences are the outputs of psychological mechanisms designed to motivate people to pursue potential mates who possess particular qualities. Preferred features range widely. They include morphological (e.g., face or body shape), behavioral (e.g., kindness or dominance), or social (e.g., status or connections) attributes. Mate preferences can be species typical, sex differentiated, indiv...

The possibility of having available massive computer resources to users opens ideas for the future of interoperability between multiple infrastructure systems. This wide system should be composed of multiple high performance resource clusters and their users should share them to solve big scientific problems. These resources have a dynamic behavior and to reach the expected performance indexes ...

In this paper we present the Model Advisor Transformation Extension (MATE). The purpose of MATE is to complement the functionality of the MathWorks MATLAB, Simulink, and Stateflow, Model Advisor, and to extend the tool’s capabilities with regard to model transformation and improvement functions. Examples of MATE features are: automatic or interactive model analysis and repair functions; design ...