Same with links, if people decide they can now use the most complex words they can possibly find, so long as they provide links for each . talk ) 23 : 26, 4 November 2015 ( UTC)
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This is because Owen apparently finds her superfluously elaborate form of talking annoying ( despite usually being easily able to understand her ) and she dislikes the way in which he translates her complex words into layman's terms.
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Quantitative textual analysis models often employ'bag of words'methods that remove word ordering, delete words that are very common and very uncommon, and simplify words through lemmatisation or stemming that reduces the dimensionality of the text by reducing complex words to their root word.
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Wading into a contentious statewide battle over how best to teach math, the California Board of Education has endorsed a set of standards for elementary-and middle-school students that emphasizes the more traditional drill-and-practice approach over a newer method characterized by complex word problems.
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It appears that the motor cortex recreates high-frequency, simple words ( like " cup " ) in order to more quickly and efficiently access them, while low-frequency, complex words ( like " Sylvian parietal temporal " ) require more active, online regulation by the Spt.
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"The risk to me is bringing these women to life now with the kind of verse we're using and the kind of complex words and ideas and thoughts and feelings and the bigness and hugeness of their journeys that happen in one scene, " she said.
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The view had persisted even though a 16th-century Spanish priest had done important, though long-ignored, work suggesting that the glyphs constituted an actual language and though a spate of recent work, derided by established scholars, had even worked out the syntax of the language, in which individual glyphs represented syllables of complex words.
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Speaker intuition hears six contour tones : rising and falling . ( The falling tones only reach register at the end of a prosodic unit; otherwise the low falling tone is realized as a simple low tone . ) However, some of these only occur in morphologically complex words, such as perfective verbs.
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Thus " blog " ( short for Web log ), and " egosurfing " ( searching the Internet for references to oneself ) are joined in the dictionary by more complex words such as " pathogenicity " and the alarming sounding " shotgun cloning " ( the insertion of random fragments of DNA ).
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Postulating extra entities may allow a theory to be formulated more simply, while reducing the ontology of a theory may only be possible at the price of making it syntactically more complex . " The theory of relativity is often given as an example of the proliferation of complex words to describe a simple concept.
