The five sensory modalities of humans are also found in a wide range of invertebrates. Other vertebrates have evolved additional special senses, such as the magnetic sense, which are also found in some invertebrates. However, there remain a few sensory abilities that curiously appear to be found in either vertebrates or invertebrates, but not both. For example, electrosensitivity - the ability ...

introduction: nursing is among most stressful jobs and a common syndrome is job burnout in nurses caused by stress. enhancing coping capacity is an effective factor in dealing with stresses. thus it seems significant to study the effect of sense of humour on job burnout and nurses’ resiliency. objective: the present study was conducted to determie the relationship between severity of nurses’ bu...

Myth forms the central interpretive category for Bruno Schulz’s fiction. The approaches range from ideological appropriations through Polish messianism, biographical reductions or theological exegeses. In present article, on other hand, connections are made to Ernst Cassirer’s Philosophy of Symbolic Forms show how Schulz adopts in his narratives resounding theorems modern myth reception. It is ...

Clarifying the nature of quantum state |Ψ⟩ is at root problems with insight into counter-intuitive postulates. We provide a direct—and math-axiom free—empirical derivation this object as an element vector space. Establishing linearity structure—quantum superposition—is based on set-theoretic creation ensemble formations and invokes following three principia: (I) statics, (II) doctrine number in...

The orthodox liturgy was finally established during the 8th and 9th centuries. two stepbrothers eminent Byzantine poets St. Cosmas of Maiuma John Damascus greatly contributed to its development. They composed majority irmi troparia that are still performed today. During their lives, however, worshippers were facing certain difficulties in understanding meaning church odes. This is also true tod...

Coarse word sense disambiguation (WSD) is an NLP task that is both important and practical: it aims to distinguish senses of a word that have very different meanings, while avoiding the complexity that comes from trying to finely distinguish every possible word sense. Reasoning techniques that make use of common sense information can help to solve theWSD problem by taking word meaning and conte...

English. We present a novel algorithm and a linguistic resource named CLOSEST after ‘Common SEnse STrainer’. The resource contains a list of the main senses associated to a given term, and it was obtained by applying a simple set of pruning heuristics to the senses provided in the NASARI vectors for the set of 15K most frequent English terms. The preliminary experimentation provided encouraging...

We present a pilot study of word-sense annotation using multiple annotators, relatively polysemous words, and a heterogenous corpus. Annotators selected senses for words in context, using an annotation interface that presented WordNet senses. Interannotator agreement (IA) results show that annotators agree well or not, depending primarily on the individual words and their general usage properti...