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a single name that we then attempt to discriminate.Further, we believe that the use of artificial pseudowords is suitable for the problem of name discrim-ination, perhaps more so than is the case in wordsense disambiguation in general. For words there isalways a debate as[r]

2.1.1.5 Relation between EI and managersAccording to Fredrickson (2003), managers with high EI canimprove the performance of their subordinates by managing emotionwell that nurtures creativity, resilience and confidence of subordinates,generating better cooperation results among employees (Barsade,[r]

Reference: is the relationship between a linguistic expression and an entity (thing, person, event, concept…) in the real or imaginary word. In other words, reference is the external relationship between language and the world.Ex: My son is on the birch tree[r]

new automated continuous monitoring systems to improve efficien-cies and effectiveness of the operations they will audit.WHAT ABOUT CONTINUOUS AUDITING (CA)?Audit is an independent verification function. Auditors can and douse automated, independently implemented computerized applica-tions as[r]

--1--INTRODUCTION1. Research proposalThe flow of foreign direct investment (FDI) into Vietnam begun in1988. This turning-point was considered an achievement of the economictransformation from central planning to socialism market-based (Kokko etal., 2003). After economic reform was implemented, Vietn[r]

'The Crucible- Act Four'The scene in Act Four of The Crucible, by Arthur Miller, defines thecharacterization, themes, and conflicts of the play. The scene takes place in acourt dungeon where John Proctor, is confronted by his wife Elizabeth for thefirst time in many