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f41f0f6736d25916e49e368de006a2409b1d3ab4 | ort helped found the soyface (soybean free-air concentration | ort helped found the soyface (soybean free-air concentration enrichment) research facility to study the effect of rising atmospheric carbon dioxide, ozone, and temperature on crops, and served as the facility's director from 2007-2018. in 2019, he showed that a synthetic pathway for photorespiration could increase plan... | wikipedia |
49ec4114e7a4d93ef50fa07d6e7944c2fbd735f5 | ort has served as president of the international | ort has served as president of the international society of photosynthesis research, the international association of plant physiology, and the american society of plant biologists (aspb). he also served as editor-in-chief of plant physiology and is an associate editor of the annual review of plant biology. today, ort ... | wikipedia |
5ace94afacd88cbf9229b06b9c5c6bb1d9153146 | ort joined the faculty at the university of | ort joined the faculty at the university of illinois at urbana-champaign as an assistant professor in 1978 and went on to become an associate professor in 1982, and later, a full professor in 1985. from 1978 to 2018, ort was a research plant physiologist with the global change and photosynthesis research unit of the un... | wikipedia |
1ec5006f5265ea3f3a7384489b72b829984ddd97 | he earned his bachelor’s degree in biology and | he earned his bachelor’s degree in biology and chemistry from wake forest university in 1971 and went on to earn his doctorate in plant biochemistry from michigan state university in 1974. following his doctorate, ort was an nih postdoctoral research fellow at purdue university (1974–1976) and later at the university o... | wikipedia |
6fd84df7c77d63f69089a9d49df3e862330c5298 | donald richard ort is an american botanist and | donald richard ort is an american botanist and biochemist. he is the robert emerson professor of plant biology and crop sciences at the university of illinois at urbana-champaign where he works on improving crop productivity and resilience to climate change by redesigning photosynthesis. he is a member of the national ... | wikipedia |
2f9e9edcc247e1121583c370189f5606f62473ac | electromagnetic formation flight (emff) investigates the concept of | electromagnetic formation flight (emff) investigates the concept of using electromagnets coupled with reaction wheels in place of more traditional propulsion systems to control the positions and attitudes of a number of spacecraft in close proximity. unlike traditional propulsion systems, which use exhaustible propella... | wikipedia |
b34c1d7cb9cd42316363b07196b3018fe37af162 | former space systems lab associate director dr. raymond | former space systems lab associate director dr. raymond sedwick (now at the university of maryland, college park) has been awarded the first bepi colombo prize for a paper on electromagnetic formation flight. according to aero-astro professor manuel martinez-sanchez, who worked with colombo and was a juror in the compe... | wikipedia |
69c40380f1e7339481b3c4f88ed4b8e6a5e2d14d | the mit-ssl constructed two emff testbed vehicles for | the mit-ssl constructed two emff testbed vehicles for demonstrating control of 2-d formations on a large flat floor. vehicles are suspended on a frictionless air carriage and are completely self-contained using rf communications, microprocessors, and a metrology system. liquid nitrogen maintains cryogenic temperatures ... | wikipedia |
0eb28b851bf558440f3a5882f6c01575378b797c | the emff system is most applicable in cases | the emff system is most applicable in cases where multiple spacecraft are free-flying relative to one another and there is no need to control the center of mass of the system. nasa’s terrestrial planet finder (tpf) mission and space telescope assembly are just two such types of missions. emff provides the foremost adva... | wikipedia |
aacc6c433f1533012e791cb49a15354ca40f0939 | the magnetic fields for emff are generated by | the magnetic fields for emff are generated by sending current through coils of wire. the interaction between the magnetic dipoles created is easily understood with a far field approximation where the separation distance between two vehicles is large compared to the physical size of the dipole. by controlling the dipole... | wikipedia |
2f9e9edcc247e1121583c370189f5606f62473ac | electromagnetic formation flight (emff) investigates the concept of | electromagnetic formation flight (emff) investigates the concept of using electromagnets coupled with reaction wheels in place of more traditional propulsion systems to control the positions and attitudes of a number of spacecraft in close proximity. unlike traditional propulsion systems, which use exhaustible propella... | wikipedia |
b7041ad00ac2f5404ca70ce3a6e0e8332128643d | dorval played 13 matches for the brazil national | dorval played 13 matches for the brazil national team, being called up for the 1959 south american championship in argentina and making his full international debut on 10 march 1959, in a 2–2 draw against peru at the monumental de núñez. his only goal for the national side occurred on 17 september of that year, in a 7–... | wikipedia |
d6b4027eeea99bf94b3d4659d133ec2605d2c618 | dorval left santos in 1967, and joined palmeiras. | dorval left santos in 1967, and joined palmeiras. after having little success with his new club, he moved to atlético paranaense in 1968, where he won the 1970 campeonato paranaense. | wikipedia |
e0f2cb2e02fc2c048acc8425678e5731ff7fbbc0 | dorval subsequently established himself as a regular starter | dorval subsequently established himself as a regular starter for peixe, being a part of the os santásticos squad which won several titles and was widely known in the whole world. in 1964, he was sold to argentine side racing club, but returned to santos in 1965 after the club failed to pay his transfer fee. | wikipedia |
025d61f32f55e2535302c8f53732bf7b55c2f25a | in october 1956, dorval signed a contract with | in october 1956, dorval signed a contract with santos, after spending some months on trial at the club. he began the 1957 season on loan at juventus-sp, but returned to santos after three months as a replacement to alfredinho, who signed for grêmio. | wikipedia |
fecf7cbd7792c08944197b92392fb04b962a7ae6 | born in porto alegre, rio grande do sul, | born in porto alegre, rio grande do sul, dorval represented internacional and grêmio as a youth. after failing to make his breakthrough, he moved to lowly locals grêmio esportivo força e luz, where he made his senior debut. | wikipedia |
d91446fbccc60756aaff6d9dafc85494b8d1d097 | a chessboard complex is a particular kind of | a chessboard complex is a particular kind of abstract simplicial complex, which has various applications in topological graph theory and algebraic topology. informally, the (m, n)-chessboard complex contains all sets of positions on an m-by-n chessboard, where rooks can be placed without attacking each other. equivalen... | wikipedia |
60f4189082447ae62c3ffcd3f7f77a587a6ff347 | the complex Δ n 1, …, n k | the complex Δ n 1, …, n k {\displaystyle \delta _{n_{1},\ldots,n_{k}}} is a "chessboard complex" defined for a k -dimensional chessboard. equivalently, it is the set of matchings in a complete k -partite hypergraph. this complex is at least (ν − 2) {\displaystyle (\nu -2)} -connected, for ν:= min { n 1, ⌊ n 1 + n 2 + 1... | wikipedia |
82337cecfcd8586ced4dc40b6854618c9f2bae58 | the (⌊ n + m + 1 3 | the (⌊ n + m + 1 3 ⌋ − 1) {\displaystyle (\lfloor {\frac {n+m+1}{3}}\rfloor -1)} -skeleton of chessboard complex is vertex decomposable in the sense of provan and billera (and thus shellable), and the entire complex is vertex decomposable if n ≥ 2 m − 1 {\displaystyle n\geq 2m-1}. as a corollary, any position of k rook... | wikipedia |
b4083f03d46d5fe6ce503f2f55fa197b8f470289 | the chessboard complex is (ν m, n − | the chessboard complex is (ν m, n − 1) {\displaystyle (\nu _{m,n}-1)} -connected, where ν m, n:= min { m, n, ⌊ m + n + 1 3 ⌋ } {\displaystyle \nu _{m,n}:=\min\{m,n,\lfloor {\frac {m+n+1}{3}}\rfloor \}}. the homology group h ν m, n (m m, n) {\displaystyle h_{\nu _{m,n}}(m_{m,n})} is a 3-group of exponent at most 9, and ... | wikipedia |
9941e95a30e1fd5dcf2e457624b75e7cd290137b | the betti numbers b r − 1 {\displaystyle | the betti numbers b r − 1 {\displaystyle b_{r-1}} of chessboard complexes are zero if and only if (m − r) (n − r) > r {\displaystyle (m-r)(n-r)>r}. the eigenvalues of the combinatorial laplacians of the chessboard complex are integers. | wikipedia |
389aaef5e79da3f0d47bd37036f0d42e51b63547 | the homotopical connectivity of the chessboard complex is | the homotopical connectivity of the chessboard complex is at least min (m, n, m + n + 1 3) − 2 {\displaystyle \min \left(m,n,{\frac {m+n+1}{3}}\right)-2} (so η ≥ min (m, n, m + n + 1 3) {\displaystyle \eta \geq \min \left(m,n,{\frac {m+n+1}{3}}\right)}). | wikipedia |
8df0429b60d1a0502b474e9fe9b3bca5719a3312 | every facet of Δ m, n {\displaystyle \delta | every facet of Δ m, n {\displaystyle \delta _{m,n}} contains min (m, n) {\displaystyle \min(m,n)} elements. therefore, the dimension of Δ m, n {\displaystyle \delta _{m,n}} is min (m, n) − 1 {\displaystyle \min(m,n)-1}. | wikipedia |
87296d682166abab06a604647cc34c5b8537024d | in any (m, n)-chessboard complex, the neighborhood of | in any (m, n)-chessboard complex, the neighborhood of each vertex has the structure of a (m − 1, n − 1)-chessboard complex. in terms of chess rooks, placing one rook on the board eliminates the remaining squares in the same row and column, leaving a smaller set of rows and columns where additional rooks can be placed. ... | wikipedia |
6016a21c3a4225f9520a3ebc7bac3adcd97ea7e8 | the chessboard complex can also be defined succinctly | the chessboard complex can also be defined succinctly using deleted join. let d be a set of m discrete points. then the chessboard complex is the n -fold 2-wise deleted join of d, denoted by (d m) Δ (2) ∗ n {\displaystyle (d_{m})_{\delta (2)}^{*n}}. | wikipedia |
4083a8a34fb8094ad0ce2b43e971e91ee7b5bb0d | for any two positive integers m and n, | for any two positive integers m and n, the (m, n)-chessboard complex Δ m, n {\displaystyle \delta _{m,n}} is the abstract simplicial complex with vertex set × {\displaystyle \times } that contains all subsets s such that, if (i 1, j 1) {\displaystyle (i_{1},j_{1})} and (i 2, j 2) {\displaystyle (i_{2},j_{2})} are two d... | wikipedia |
890c72b458812741963a8066646d9926d48967e9 | a chessboard complex is a particular kind of | a chessboard complex is a particular kind of abstract simplicial complex, which has various applications in topological graph theory and algebraic topology. informally, the (m, n)-chessboard complex contains all sets of positions on an m -by- n chessboard, where rooks can be placed without attacking each other. equival... | wikipedia |
cff622b788f7de0d48ecb6f501ff3ddd5706b872 | canteen lunch in the alley is a restaurant | canteen lunch in the alley is a restaurant located in ottumwa, iowa. the original five-stool canteen lunch was opened in 1927 in a different location, and moved to its current address in 1936. the “canteen lunch” was originally established in 1927. in 1936, the business relocated to its present location under the secon... | wikipedia |
e6c131a3afcf398256ee9ae9da6f4c874f0ad992 | it remains an example of an early to | it remains an example of an early to mid-20th-century lunchroom. the canteen lunch reflects on this type of eating establishment that gained popularity in the 1920s and 1930s as social and economic challenges were felt by the great depression. lunchrooms like the canteen were frequented by those who had a small budget ... | wikipedia |
1ffb569bd990e255ed4c1a8d95ff1f7671915b29 | it remains an example of an early to | counter wraps around the freestanding metal steamer. one waitress continually stirs the beef as it cooks in full sight of the patrons. another waitress cuts the buns and adds the condiments, and another ladles the loose meat onto the buns and wraps them in their signature wax paper. this show is an integral part of th... | wikipedia |
de20f0e79cf6ae155ea988ae59b5e0691a52c118 | the canteen was the model for the lanford | the canteen was the model for the lanford lunch box restaurant opened by roseanne conner (played by roseanne barr) in the sitcom roseanne. barr was married to actor tom arnold, a native of ottumwa, and they frequently visited ottumwa during their marriage. | wikipedia |
c0c0f4164ac89483267d8b6f630184ad36b3f121 | in 2000, the city of ottumwa pursued the | in 2000, the city of ottumwa pursued the construction of a downtown parking ramp in the current location of the canteen. upon offering to purchase the building, or paying for the building to be moved to another location, the owners and patrons alike insisted that it remain in place. subsequently, in 2004 air rights wer... | wikipedia |
8fafc96ec1337ebbca8ba756d2e0872c8f1ffd5e | the layout of the restaurant is just as | the layout of the restaurant is just as essential to the lunchroom's success. the horseshoe-shaped counter wraps around the freestanding metal steamer. one waitress continually stirs the beef as it cooks in full sight of the patrons. another waitress cuts the buns and adds the condiments, and another ladles the loose m... | wikipedia |
1f11a7137ffc2eebb5aeb3839b00d0521aefa4fa | the sandwich and operations are intriguing in design. | the sandwich and operations are intriguing in design. every day, the lunchroom prepares 100–150 lbs of ground beef. the grind is finer than standard store ground beef. attempts to use a coarser grind were immediately noticed by the patrons and rejected in favor of the finer grind. the sandwich is served on an oversized... | wikipedia |
ccd95fe3c6451528bf513884f3fb7a4de09058bf | the canteen lunch remains in operation today. the | the canteen lunch remains in operation today. the canteen sandwich (or locally, “canteen”) is a loose-meat sandwich resembling that of a “ maid-rite ” or “ sloppy joe ”; however, it is seasoned differently and served more similarly to a hamburger with condiments like pickles, ketchup and mustard. a cheese sauce can be ... | wikipedia |
ef69f13d08990a0e5ac01ca9f254058dba23d3ef | lunchrooms like the canteen were frequented by those | lunchrooms like the canteen were frequented by those who had a small budget for eating out, but still needed to have lunch. places like the canteen offered simple short-order food in an informal place to meet and socialize. they were typically frequented by male workers and were typically located near factories. | wikipedia |
20ab1a1750b99721f9365fae70ec9da3f58bf044 | 41°01′05″n 92°24′43″w / 41.018091°n 92.411947°w canteen lunch in | 41°01′05″n 92°24′43″w / 41.018091°n 92.411947°w canteen lunch in the alley is a restaurant located in ottumwa, iowa. the original five-stool canteen lunch was opened in 1927 in a different location, and moved to its current address in 1936. the “canteen lunch” was originally established in 1927. in 1936, the business r... | wikipedia |
da6e1541c3c6cfda4916e6d227faf82dd2b9421e | the term e-research refers to the use of | the term e-research refers to the use of information technology to support existing and new forms of research. this extends cyber-infrastructure practices established in stem fields such as e-science to cover other all research areas, including hass fields such as digital humanities. | wikipedia |
93eb4eda31afe4ccf6e034283dd9e4d00de6f4d1 | specialist services, centres or programmes instituted to support | specialist services, centres or programmes instituted to support australian data and technology intensive research operate under the umbrella term: eresearch. in march 2012, representatives from these eresearch groups came together to discuss the need build a "collaborative program to strengthen eresearch and address i... | wikipedia |
2f9145085cbe86aa1b6b44fb99af74c71999fdeb | the term e-research (alternately spelled eresearch) refers to | the term e-research (alternately spelled eresearch) refers to the use of information technology to support existing and new forms of research. this extends cyber-infrastructure practices established in stem fields such as e-science to cover other all research areas, including hass fields such as digital humanities. | wikipedia |
992487b6ef8e1b81a30bf77e5e41f63d1f42fc2d | through the process of convergent evolution, there are | through the process of convergent evolution, there are at least two unrelated protein folds that share the same dna-3-methyladenine glycosylase activity. the first, the alka n-terminal domain, is found in bacteria pfam pf06029. the second, methylpurine-dna glycosylase (mpg) pfam pf02245 is found in vertebrates includin... | wikipedia |
9f6a76cc82d9af0cb73ffe8fcc102c4400df78aa | rosen was awarded the frederick stoye award for | rosen was awarded the frederick stoye award for ichthyology from the american society of ichthyologists and herpetologists in 1952 and 1954, the leidy medal of the academy of natural sciences of philadelphia in 1967, and served as president of the society of systematic zoology from 1975 to 1977. | wikipedia |
56ba5952de0d629380d9e76f8ee5aed8a5a2b664 | rosen earned his degree in 1955, his master's | rosen earned his degree in 1955, his master's in 1957, and his doctorate in 1959, all from new york university. in 1961 he joined the staff of the american museum of natural history, and was chairman of the department of ichthyology from 1965 to 1975, presiding over a collection that grew from 500,000 to 1.5 million sp... | wikipedia |
3724ff6fc03d2c3c2bdae63ef0e53f8fa0dea076 | donn e. rosen married carmela berritto, and they | donn e. rosen married carmela berritto, and they had three sons, one of whom, philip clark rosen (1955-2020) was a herpetologist and ecologist, who spent many years studying the sonoran desert. | wikipedia |
0fa4b12a0b4b76ac300536f03f770108a584a175 | born to immigrants irwin rosen (b. 1885) and | born to immigrants irwin rosen (b. 1885) and anita gerber rosen (b. 1906), rosen has an older brother: charles welles. both his parents were born in russia. irwin came to the united states in 1889 and had a career in architecture. anita arrived in the united states prior to 1920. | wikipedia |
4070e43c322a480f3fe9b822bd5fe8515cba6e0b | carolyn wood sherif (1922–1982) was an american social | carolyn wood sherif (1922–1982) was an american social psychologist who helped to develop social judgment theory and contributed pioneering research in the areas of the self-system, group conflict, cooperation, and gender identity. she also assumed a leading role in psychology both nationally as well as internationally... | wikipedia |
2fd463e9a1083056224f30244c807c8eb054913c | in response to the significant contributions wood sherif | in response to the significant contributions wood sherif made to the field of psychology of women, apa division 35: society for the psychology of women sponsors the carolyn wood sherif award, awarded annually to those who exemplify excellence in the field of psychology of women with regards to professional leadership, ... | wikipedia |
a0a9d6da55af2dda56847e773bc879e7a9c5b6fc | wood sherif received many awards and distinctions for | wood sherif received many awards and distinctions for her work. in addition to serving as the president for the american psychological association's division on the psychology of women in 1980, she received the association for women in psychology's distinguished publication award in 1981. she also received an award for... | wikipedia |
cdbd6982988c84737ff16ae6d6b40299acbcfabc | in several instances, when muzafer asked me to | in several instances, when muzafer asked me to appear as co-author, instead of in footnote or preface, i declined, a tendency that persisted into the 1960s. i would not do so again. i now believe that the world which views me as a wife who probably typed her husbands' papers (which i did not) defined me to myself more ... | wikipedia |
304faa2eeb62f24e94a6d0f05d78569a57e5176a | note: carolyn's work often went unnoticed, due to | note: carolyn's work often went unnoticed, due to the fame of her husband, muzafer sherif, and her delay in obtaining a doctorate degree. many of these works cite carolyn as a co-author or editor, some due to "corrections" of authorship made later which would list her husband as first author. in carolyn's own words: | wikipedia |
45664d439ef43072f120744f8723cb4d980bfc9b | lastly, she argued that the social psychological definition | lastly, she argued that the social psychological definition of "social power" at that time, which was interpreted in terms of social persuasion abilities, did not accurately describe social power because social power and social persuasion were instead two separate concepts. a group with little social power could still ... | wikipedia |
30b1b9a033edd3b6855fb9d4cdb818b4a0283912 | in addition, wood sherif addressed the issue of | in addition, wood sherif addressed the issue of whether these gender categories inherently lead to a gender hierarchy and gender stereotyping within a culture by referencing her work on the robber's cave experiment. she argued that individuals could prefer their own category without necessarily holding negative attitud... | wikipedia |
d01b35ec9e76880cecb05a191dee0b8279451fba | she further argued for the use of the | she further argued for the use of the self-system concept in gender identity studies instead of simply relying on a single self-report question. to truly understand a person's gender identity, she insisted that scientists needed to understand how that individual related different parts of their identity to different as... | wikipedia |
b558eb7374a7f91c048003c3a2601c4d169fe54d | wood sherif applied her concept of the self-system | wood sherif applied her concept of the self-system in pioneering research on gender identity that culminated in the publication of her other best-known book, orientation in social psychology, in 1976, and her presidential address to the american psychological association (division 35-psychology of women) as the head of... | wikipedia |
47b1a2339c14e07c47d34c4e83aafd80bed9b595 | wood sherif was an active member in the | wood sherif was an active member in the apa, in division 35 which was dedicated to the psychology of women. she was the program chair for the 1978 apa program and the division president from 1979-1980. she made numerous contributions in this time through her published research articles on a variety of women's topics in... | wikipedia |
76836ec9e99366dd81d5852b85b91f2e75ae076c | this approach was the only theory of attitudes | this approach was the only theory of attitudes that attempted to integrate the study of specific attitudes with the overall structure of the self-system...as individuals make personal commitments, they develop their own categories for perceiving the social world. the result is usually to systematically distort others' ... | wikipedia |
1b992815a6c352d1958095ea4a7f7ec48798041c | additionally, wood sherif presented the conceptual framework of | additionally, wood sherif presented the conceptual framework of a "self-system," an organized collection of attitudes that has been molded by an individual's interactions with the social environment (e.g. family, religious institutions). the self-system provides the organizational schema by which an individual relates ... | wikipedia |
b15fd637faa6cbd7baa8b53ee48ad8dd99dbeb92 | wood sherif outlined a seminal theory of attitude | wood sherif outlined a seminal theory of attitude change in attitude and attitude change (1965). in this work, wood sherif outlined social judgment theory, relating the involvement of the individual (the self) to situations of persuasion. she argued that audiences judge persuasive messages by the degree to which the me... | wikipedia |
c4adde5e380e6c6310b899dd12ef5d9827ed0021 | she also emphasized the role of motivation in | she also emphasized the role of motivation in competitive performance, instead of simply the ability to compete, writing that "the quality and persistence in competition depends upon...the significance to the child" or other competitor. she noted that the social environment could significantly affect the level of motiv... | wikipedia |
d4d5fb4126b7edd52d3852e0b3819bdba97ca103 | competition is a social process that occurs when | competition is a social process that occurs when a person's activities are directed more or less consistently toward meeting a standard or achieving a goal in which performance, either by the individual or by the group, is compared and evaluated relative to that of selected other persons or groups. | wikipedia |
563129e481c89e86da4db3b599a7493d8c36508d | wood sherif later translated her expertise in group | wood sherif later translated her expertise in group formation and competition to the emerging field of sports psychology. her definition of "competition" as a social process based on her work with the robber's cave experiment became a standard for the new field that is still cited: | wikipedia |
52bec18269b19f64428db04d26d8cfd5e992d8ca | in what is now considered a classic study | in what is now considered a classic study in social psychology, sherif and wood sherif examined intergroup hostility by observing 22 eleven-year-old boys over the course of an elaborate experimental summer camp setup where the boys were divided into two arbitrary groups, put into conflict and competition, and then inte... | wikipedia |
3638b48b2ea5900e22d52b481e425a30749ee51a | wood sherif contributed to many areas of social | wood sherif contributed to many areas of social psychology through her own broad research interests and her encouragement to her students to study whatever topics they found most compelling, instead of solely the topics on which she had already performed research. as both a dedicated researcher and mentor, carolyn made... | wikipedia |
2237323ab5791f08694aab13815fca223ef026aa | wood sherif also devoted herself to teaching, creating | wood sherif also devoted herself to teaching, creating both undergraduate and graduate courses at pennsylvania state university to address issues in social psychology. furthermore, she was influential in the development of social psychology courses pertaining to women, creating the first women's studies course during h... | wikipedia |
8b815de0d48b3eb5ecf1ba99634e8e70f8c87010 | between 1961 and 1965, wood sherif and sherif | between 1961 and 1965, wood sherif and sherif published four books together, including the culmination of their robber's cave experiment data. wood sherif is first author on the final of these books published in 1965, attitude and attitude change: the social judgement-involvement approach, which presented the social ju... | wikipedia |
abe2966f078ebb8bacf9d1a64d797d4337ad33da | wood sherif also actively engaged in conducting research | wood sherif also actively engaged in conducting research and writing books with sherif during this period, but she was frequently denied appropriate credit for her work because she did not have a phd or a position at any university. when their joint work was solely attributed to muzafer, sherif notes that muzafer's ind... | wikipedia |
9bb881607d13167076620a826f1f23c084387fc8 | carolyn and muzafer faced special difficulties in their | carolyn and muzafer faced special difficulties in their marriage. in addition to the normal stressors of married life, they came from drastically different backgrounds (muzafer was raised in turkey) and were in different stages in their professional lives. however, sherif had decided that she wanted to have a marriage ... | wikipedia |
5b7273c08c995e0d9eda394d63ae88362dd8cdc1 | in 1944, following the completion of her master's, | in 1944, following the completion of her master's, wood sherif went to work as a psychology researcher for audience research inc., at princeton. after a short employment, wood sherif left the survey research field (she quickly became dissatisfied with the research she was asked to perform analyzing data on potential ho... | wikipedia |
113adc461d356f7e542b3f9c438d933cc1d71a33 | with this goal in mind, wood sherif went | with this goal in mind, wood sherif went on to obtain a master's degree from the university of iowa in 1944 in social psychology under wendell johnson where she performed her first research on attitudinal constructs and also worked with leon yarrow to investigate how people respond to perspectives that are counter to t... | wikipedia |
72da431fd2705701c2507a6d4d14c504b73a3053 | wood sherif earned a bachelor of science from | wood sherif earned a bachelor of science from purdue university in 1943 with the highest distinction in an experimental program developed for women science majors that focused on studying the sciences within humanist and historical perspectives. while wood sherif took classes in the sciences and mathematics, she had li... | wikipedia |
82de1349b6eb6582db497818da6921eb09a414d4 | she was born carolyn wood on 26 june | she was born carolyn wood on 26 june 1922, the youngest of three children of bonny williams and lawrence anselm wood, in loogootee, indiana. in 1945, she married a fellow psychologist, turkish-american muzafer sherif, with whom she had three children: sue, joan, and ann sherif. | wikipedia |
4070e43c322a480f3fe9b822bd5fe8515cba6e0b | carolyn wood sherif (1922–1982) was an american social | carolyn wood sherif (1922–1982) was an american social psychologist who helped to develop social judgment theory and contributed pioneering research in the areas of the self-system, group conflict, cooperation, and gender identity. she also assumed a leading role in psychology both nationally as well as internationally... | wikipedia |
a7688172da99d25f98f2acf1dd1fbd01fc3291da | the department of environment and forests of arunachal | the department of environment and forests of arunachal pradesh (defap) is a state-sponsored agency responsible for conserving the environment, identifying, establishing, and conserving protected areas in the indian state of arunachal pradesh. | wikipedia |
b35f441b9fa2f2c13382f083aab436dfb4dc52ff | according to the official website, 10185.40 square kilometers | according to the official website, 10185.40 square kilometers are being protected by the agency. that equals 12 percent of the total area of the state and 15 percent of the total forest cover in the state - 68,045 square kilometers. there are 8,715 species of plant life within arunachal's forests, which contributes to ... | wikipedia |
a7688172da99d25f98f2acf1dd1fbd01fc3291da | the department of environment and forests of arunachal | the department of environment and forests of arunachal pradesh (defap) is a state-sponsored agency responsible for conserving the environment, identifying, establishing, and conserving protected areas in the indian state of arunachal pradesh. | wikipedia |
3e88059bd8ea36da094987df7b45ec8c6ba8ccd3 | a context-sensitive grammar (csg) is a formal grammar | a context-sensitive grammar (csg) is a formal grammar in which the left-hand sides and right-hand sides of any production rules may be surrounded by a context of terminal and nonterminal symbols. context-sensitive grammars are more general than context-free grammars, in the sense that there are languages that can be de... | wikipedia |
ae5696d3ef11fc081f4df82924e3bfe00fc8b2bd | ongoing research on computational linguistics has focused on | ongoing research on computational linguistics has focused on formulating other classes of languages that are " mildly context-sensitive " whose decision problems are feasible, such as tree-adjoining grammars, combinatory categorial grammars, coupled context-free languages, and linear context-free rewriting systems. the... | wikipedia |
4bae47e36ebad2e18c2c0b4c42dff1dbbfdf8850 | it was proven that some natural languages are | it was proven that some natural languages are not context-free, based on identifying so-called cross-serial dependencies and unbounded scrambling phenomena. however this does not necessarily imply that the class of csgs is necessary to capture "context sensitivity" in the colloquial sense of these terms in natural lang... | wikipedia |
af166606fee6c6790cdfb7341b0744138442b2f0 | it has been shown that nearly all natural | it has been shown that nearly all natural languages may in general be characterized by context-sensitive grammars, but the whole class of csgs seems to be much bigger than natural languages. worse yet, since the aforementioned decision problem for csgs is pspace-complete, that makes them totally unworkable for practica... | wikipedia |
503e28069472fbb20e7f4bd66a3eab07a11f9d50 | savitch has proven the following theoretical result, on | savitch has proven the following theoretical result, on which he bases his criticism of csgs as basis for natural language: for any recursively enumerable set r, there exists a context-sensitive language/grammar g which can be used as a sort of proxy to test membership in r in the following way: given a string s, s is ... | wikipedia |
a14375f6e052ceb342b40b0f04e3408b9c7890f6 | the decision problem that asks whether a certain | the decision problem that asks whether a certain string s belongs to the language of a given context-sensitive grammar g, is pspace-complete. moreover, there are context-sensitive grammars whose languages are pspace-complete. in other words, there is a context-sensitive grammar g such that deciding whether a certain st... | wikipedia |
cdcae1cd70112689a306d2e680b7db4d25f7b619 | context-sensitive languages are closed under complement. this 1988 | context-sensitive languages are closed under complement. this 1988 result is known as the immerman–szelepcsényi theorem. moreover, they are closed under union, intersection, concatenation, substitution, inverse homomorphism, and kleene plus. | wikipedia |
b13f218680c78efd59f2b4022487bfd8f0d50cca | a formal language can be described by a | a formal language can be described by a context-sensitive grammar if and only if it is accepted by some linear bounded automaton (lba). in some textbooks this result is attributed solely to landweber and kuroda. others call it the myhill –landweber–kuroda theorem. (myhill introduced the concept of deterministic lba in ... | wikipedia |
014b19750be6a3f86901c59c09eb6eaf5935eaef | every context-sensitive grammar which does not generate the | every context-sensitive grammar which does not generate the empty string can be transformed into a weakly equivalent one in kuroda normal form. "weakly equivalent" here means that the two grammars generate the same language. the normal form will not in general be context-sensitive, but will be a noncontracting grammar. | wikipedia |
a827e4992f1ce8b75cf3406f9656eaadccaa5ce4 | with these definitions, a derivation for a 3 | with these definitions, a derivation for a 3 b 2 c 3 d 2 {\displaystyle a^{3}b^{2}c^{3}d^{2}} is: s ⇒ p 0 r t ⇒ p 1 2 p 2 a 3 c 3 t ⇒ p 3 p 4 a 3 c 3 b 2 d 2 ⇒ p 5 6 a 3 b 2 c 3 d 2 ⇒ p 6 p 7 a 3 b 2 c 3 d 2 ⇒ p 8 p 9 2 a 3 b 2 c 3 d 2 {\displaystyle s\rightarrow _{p_{0}}rt\rightarrow _{p_{1}^{2}p_{2}}a^{3}c^{3}t\right... | wikipedia |
30ed9e8758977512397521ace4e8178e231a4ed5 | a non contracting grammar (for which there is | a non contracting grammar (for which there is an equivalent csg) for the language l c r o s s = { a m b n c m d n ∣ m ≥ 1, n ≥ 1 } {\displaystyle l_{cross}=\{a^{m}b^{n}c^{m}d^{n}\mid m\geq 1,n\geq 1\}} is defined by | wikipedia |
c6541c5979b1ce6d7f009bc0489255799231d38a | more complicated grammars can be used to parse | more complicated grammars can be used to parse { a b c d | n ≥ 1 }, and other languages with even more letters. here we show a simpler approach using non-contracting grammars: start with a kernel of regular productions generating the sentential forms (a b c d) n a b c d {\displaystyle (abcd)^{n}abcd} and then include t... | wikipedia |
4fc2929bb342853e5ed2c580cb4d32854928b643 | rules 1 and 2 allow for blowing-up s | rules 1 and 2 allow for blowing-up s to a bc (bc); rules 3 to 6 allow for successively exchanging each cb to bc (four rules are needed for that since a rule cb → bc wouldn't fit into the scheme α a β → αγβ); rules 7–10 allow replacing a non-terminal b or c with its corresponding terminal b or c, respectively, provided ... | wikipedia |
54dc984208b58ad57bd599d56fa6db11a0dfac6c | the left-context - and right-context -sensitive grammars are | the left-context - and right-context -sensitive grammars are defined by restricting the rules to just the form α a → αγ and to just a β → γβ, respectively. the languages generated by these grammars are also the full class of context-sensitive languages. the equivalence was established by penttonen normal form. | wikipedia |
d97de29bd9c47aed38ec5e2ad0427e604188416d | the name context-sensitive is explained by the α | the name context-sensitive is explained by the α and β that form the context of a and determine whether a can be replaced with γ or not.by contrast, in a context-free grammar, no context is present: the left hand side of every production rule is just a nonterminal. | wikipedia |
3d803834f073251eb8edfac159465b68f51f5880 | with a ∈ n, α, β ∈ (n | with a ∈ n, α, β ∈ (n ∪ Σ ∖ { s }) ∗ {\displaystyle \alpha,\beta \in (n\cup \sigma \setminus \{s\})^{*}}, and γ ∈ (n ∪ Σ ∖ { s }) + {\displaystyle \gamma \in (n\cup \sigma \setminus \{s\})^{+}}. | wikipedia |
bfd6b69facd66bd7b832ac61650f70da50175f67 | the language of the grammar g is the | the language of the grammar g is the set of all terminal-symbol strings derivable from its start symbol, formally: l (g) = { w ∈ Σ ∗ ∣ s ⇒ ∗ w } {\displaystyle l(g)=\{w\in \sigma ^{*}\mid s\rightarrow ^{*}w\}}.derivations that do not end in a string composed of terminal symbols only are possible, but do not contribute ... | wikipedia |
4dc258edc9ace26df89bb672592e53032422e129 | a string u ∈ (n ∪ Σ) ∗ | a string u ∈ (n ∪ Σ) ∗ {\displaystyle u\in (n\cup \sigma)^{*}} directly yields, or directly derives to, a string v ∈ (n ∪ Σ) ∗ {\displaystyle v\in (n\cup \sigma)^{*}}, denoted as u ⇒ v {\displaystyle u\rightarrow v}, if v can be obtained from u by an application of some production rule in p, that is, if u = γ l δ {\dis... | wikipedia |
aad5c0dfab6df8682d1bd9ad8c9ea8ccc2ab1eb6 | let us notate a formal grammar as g | let us notate a formal grammar as g = (n, Σ, p, s) {\displaystyle g=(n,\sigma,p,s)}, with n {\displaystyle n} a set of nonterminal symbols, Σ {\displaystyle \sigma } a set of terminal symbols, p {\displaystyle p} a set of production rules, and s ∈ n {\displaystyle s\in n} the start symbol. | wikipedia |
b985b234edbdadef268a8ecc58e42f54d701fc04 | although it is well known that certain features | although it is well known that certain features of languages (e.g. cross-serial dependency) are not context-free, it is an open question how much of csgs' expressive power is needed to capture the context sensitivity found in natural languages. subsequent research in this area has focused on the more computationally tr... | wikipedia |
d2adfd07f21d8fb234865d4122914188ed19996d | chomsky introduced context-sensitive grammars as a way to | chomsky introduced context-sensitive grammars as a way to describe the syntax of natural language where it is often the case that a word may or may not be appropriate in a certain place depending on the context. walter savitch has criticized the terminology "context-sensitive" as misleading and proposed "non-erasing" a... | wikipedia |
d8967b3456f46231c7149e91c40b2f6989a41709 | a formal language that can be described by | a formal language that can be described by a context-sensitive grammar, or, equivalently, by a noncontracting grammar or a linear bounded automaton, is called a context-sensitive language. some textbooks actually define csgs as non-contracting, although this is not how noam chomsky defined them in 1959. this choice of ... | wikipedia |
445c68c65f1c60cebc1254b29d2494424ef746f4 | a context-sensitive grammar (csg) is a formal grammar | a context-sensitive grammar (csg) is a formal grammar in which the left-hand sides and right-hand sides of any production rules may be surrounded by a context of terminal and nonterminal symbols. context-sensitive grammars are more general than context-free grammars, in the sense that there are languages that can be de... | wikipedia |
f123a64690ea74f93522d7d50edae03a6301113c | cryopreservation of testicular tissue is an experimental method | cryopreservation of testicular tissue is an experimental method being used to preserve fertility in pre-pubescent males, or males who cannot produce sperm, to allow them the option of having biological children. current first line treatment for fertility maintenance in men undergoing treatment which damages testicular ... | wikipedia |
5a27c41c0f24e4836bc7fbc36ccf435d31eae9b3 | spermatogonial stem cell (ssc) transplantation, in vitro spermatogenesis | spermatogonial stem cell (ssc) transplantation, in vitro spermatogenesis and testicular tissue grafting are three methods in development for the fertility restoration of cryopreserved testicular tissue. firstly, ssc transplantation, the only technique to allow natural conception to happen involves isolating testicular ... | wikipedia |
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