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what sense does it fix the big problem? That is, the prior text, > what sense does it fix the big problem? That is, the prior text,

what sense does it fix the big problem? That is, the prior text, > what sense does it fix the big problem? That is, the prior text,

problem for camxes are "iai,ii" and "iai,ion". similar problem with Spanish; I sometimes mishear "doce" and "trece" as "dos"

...red authoritative, and indeed, Lojbab believes that there is a significant problem with the standard thesaurus technique, which tends to be more noun/adjectiv ...t is that used by the Oxford Dictionary of English Proverbs, which has the problem of deciding how to alphabetize a list of proverbs. Just using the first wor

...e intent to try them on the new grammar when it becomes available. A major problem with the current grammar is that a good deal of it is embedded in C code in ...imitives - specifically: trime, patce, and matci and their relation to the problem of coming up with a good complex for 'computer'. (We came up with a solutio

...notification for the new meeting in the Llg-members list, which might be a problem if some members are monitoring only the Llg-members list and not any other ...at by a computer repair person tomorrow so I will have an update soon. The problem has not effected my ability to access the internet thanks to my cell phone.

The problem with an E-BNF grammar is that it cannot be verified as unambiguous using YA In short, we screwed up sometimes. The result is not a severe problem, and changing the words wasn't even considered - the actual etymologies of

The monitor problem was solved, and CLBB was up for less than a month when the main computer bo To prevent this problem from occurring next year, it has already been decided that LogFest 89 will

...epresentation was focused on general problem solvers such as the [[General Problem Solver]] (GPS) system. These systems featured data structures for planning ...rch algorithms such as [[A*]] were also developed. However, the amorphous problem definitions for systems such as GPS meant that they worked only for very co

...at Chris adores Pat and not the other way? Different languages handle this problem differently. In English it is done with word order, and when that isn't eno ...built from higher rules cannot be used inside lower-rule constructs. This hierarchy of rules is the primary reason why Lojban's grammar is unambiguous.

...|dictionary notes from 2001]], [[Great Dictionary Problem|Great Dictionary Problem]], [[jbovlaste|jbovlaste]], [[Elephant|Elephant]], [http://www.lojban.org/l ...though [[CLL|CLL]] has incorporated a hell of a lot), there is a resulting problem with this lore having to be relearned by osmosis every time someone joins t

{{ma|danfu|x1 is the answer/response/solution/[reply] to question/problem x2.|(cf. ciksi, frati, preti, nabmi, spuda for agentive response/reply, cpe ...place thus means that there is one or more known-and-unspecified levels of hierarchy between the two); not limited to Linnean animal/plant taxonomy. See also '

...ded a supplemental essay by anthropologist [[Bronisław Malinowski]], ''The Problem of Meaning in Primitive Languages'', in which he discussed challenges of in ...s for the description of language'', a paper which introduced the "Chomsky hierarchy" of formal grammars, including [[context-free grammar]]s. Together with his

...there is the {{jvs|nu}} / {{jvs|du'u}} ambiguity, which is normally not a problem because context will make sense with only one of the two. The two proposals ...tense information has to go out front with {{vlapoi|na}}, so that is not a problem.

...on related to the consistency is the [[Yang–Mills existence and mass gap]] problem. * The Higgs mechanism gives rise to the [[hierarchy problem]] if any new physics (such as quantum gravity) is present at high energy sc

...een used instead of the internationally known “Korea”; this is a recurring problem in all borrowings. In general, it is better to use the native name unless u ...erence. This should be rare. Note that the algorithm essentially encodes a hierarchy of priorities: short words are preferred (counting apostrophes as half a le

...ails which are broken into labelled sections for the sake of reference and hierarchy of application. The space in which this interval exists is determined by context. This is a problem even in the unextended (one-dimensional) version of these words in this usa