In the January 2023 issue of JNP, I published my 100th editorial, letter to editor, or commentary. They have not all been posted by JNP. started opinion editorials in 1999 with Clinical Advisor. will always be grateful managing who saw a spark me and invited continue express opinions on their pages. Being able show already had much practice this area helped earn role associate editor then chief...

People comprehend utterances rapidly and without consc ious e f for t . Tradi t ional theories assume that sentence processing is algorithmic and that meaning is derived compositionally. The language processor is believed to generate representations of the linguistic input that are complete, detailed, and accurate. However, recent findings challenge these assumptions. Investigations of the misi...

Software Development Environments have tradi tionally relied upon a central project database and le repository accessible to a programmer s workstation via a local area network connection The introduc tion of powerful mobile computers has demonstrated the need for a new model which allows for machines with transient network connectivity to assist program mers in product development We propose a...

We develop a characterization method of electroconvection structures in a planar nematic liquid crystal layer by a study of the electric current transport. Because the applied potential difference has a sinusoidal time dependence, we define two electric Nusselt numbers corresponding to the in-phase and out-of-phase components of the current. These Nusselt numbers are predicted theoretically usi...

Distributional Compositional Semantics (DCS) methods combine lexical vectors according to algebraic operators or functions to model the meaning of complex linguistic phrases. On the other hand, several textual inference tasks rely on supervised kernel-based learning, whereas Tree Kernels (TK) have been shown suitable to the modeling of syntactic and semantic similarity between linguistic instan...

Diverse data challenge and undermine ihe central assumptions of the tradi tional trait approach to personality. The implications for conceptions of individual differences and situations in the study of personality are examined. The issues discussed include the nature of behavioral "specificity," the acquired meaning of stimuli, the uses and misuses of traits, and the construction of personality...