Because the terminal nodes of a DAFSA can be reached by multiple paths, a DAFSA cannot directly store auxiliary information relating to each path, e . g . a word's frequency in the English language.
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It is possible, though not necessarily efficient, to transform an arbitrarily complex two-terminal resistive network into a single equivalent resistor by repeatedly applying the star-mesh transform to eliminate each non-terminal node.
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Suppletion and readjustment rules apply to a terminal node and its associated Vocabulary item unlike affixation, which combines this terminal node with a separate terminal node that has its own distinct ( though potentially null ) Vocabulary item.
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Suppletion and readjustment rules apply to a terminal node and its associated Vocabulary item unlike affixation, which combines this terminal node with a separate terminal node that has its own distinct ( though potentially null ) Vocabulary item.
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Suppletion and readjustment rules apply to a terminal node and its associated Vocabulary item unlike affixation, which combines this terminal node with a separate terminal node that has its own distinct ( though potentially null ) Vocabulary item.
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If there is a choice over the ordering of the terminal nodes ( leaves ) of the tree, cladograms look best in a Safari-like browser if as much branching as possible is at the bottom of the cladogram.
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Fission may also occur where insertion of a Vocabulary item discharges the intrinsic features of the Vocabulary item from the terminal node, leaving others features available for possible insertion; if fission applies, then other Vocabulary items can be inserted to discharge the remaining features.
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Later Digital ported it to Ultrix, as well as Apple Macintosh and IBM PC running variants of DOS and Microsoft Windows under the name "'DEC Pathworks "', allowing these systems to connect to DECnet networks of VAX machines as terminal nodes.
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The syntactic trees modeled within the Compreno framework may be seen either as projective dependency trees or, alternatively, as constituent trees, where every non-terminal node has one terminal child ( its lexical head, or core ) and zero or more non-terminal children.
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The base in the syntactic component functions as follows : In the first step, a simple set of phrase structure rules generate tree diagrams ( sometimes called Phrase Markers ) consisting of nodes and branches, but with empty terminal nodes; these are called " pre-lexical structures ".
