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Table 1: Legal hyphenations found by the neural network approach (NN) and TEX.

in Two approaches to hyphenating Norwegian
by Terje Kristensen, Bernd Treeck, Dag Langmyhr

Table 1: Principled and structured design approach basic research model construction theoretical research legal perspective knowledge engineering perspective empirical research

in Principled and Structured Design of Electronic Materials For . . .
by Antoinette J. Muntjewerff 2002
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Table 1: Results averaged over 1000 problems of each size. The entries % legal and lt;CPU time gt; refer to the MF Potts approach. The time is given in seconds using DEC Alpha 2000. Typical times for the BB method are around 600 seconds.

in unknown title
by unknown authors 1998
"... In PAGE 8: ...efer to the MF Potts approach. The time is given in seconds using DEC Alpha 2000. Typical times for the BB method are around 600 seconds. Table1 indicates an excellent performance of the MF Potts approach, with respect to giving rise to... ..."
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Table 1: Results averaged over 1000 problems of each size. The entries \% legal quot; and lt;CPU time gt; refer to the MF Potts approach. The time is given in seconds using DEC Alpha 2000. Typical times for the BB method are around 600 seconds.

in A Potts Neuron Approach to Communication Routing
by Jari Häkkinen, Martin Lagerholm, Carsten Peterson, Bo Söderberg 1998
"... In PAGE 8: ...efer to the MF Potts approach. The time is given in seconds using DEC Alpha 2000. Typical times for the BB method are around 600 seconds. Table1 indicates an excellent performance of the MF Potts approach, with respect to giving rise to... ..."
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Table 7: Financial Structure, the Legal Environment, and Industry Growth Structure-Activity Structure-Size Structure-Aggregate

in External Dependence and Industry Growth Does Financial Structure Matter?
by Thorsten Beck, Ross Levine, Jel Classification
"... In PAGE 17: ...13 To test for the joint significance of these legal variables we include a F-test of the three interaction terms. The results in Table7 provide support for the legal-based approach. While none of the interaction terms of our financial structure variables is significant, the interaction terms of the three legal variables are jointly significant.... ..."

Table 1: Results for small problems, 1000 problem of each size are probed. Only legal entries are used when calculating the averages lt; BB gt; and lt;CPU-time gt;. lt;CPU time gt; refers to the MF Potts approach using a DEC Alpha 2000, and is given in seconds. Typical times for the BB method are around 600 seconds.

in A Potts Neuron Approach to Communication Routing
by Jari Häkkinen, Martin Lagerholm, Carsten Peterson, Bo Söderberg 1998
"... In PAGE 9: ... As a measure of the complexity of a problem we use the entropy, S, de ned as the logarithm of the total number of possible con gurations, disregarding load constraints. Table1 indicates an excellent performance of the MF Potts approach, with respect to giving rise to legal solutions with good quality, with a very modest... ..."
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Table III Legal Environment

in Coase Versus The Coasians
by Edward Glaeser , Simon Johnson, Andrei Shleifer 2001
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Table 11. Recourse to Legal Institutions

in Property Rights In A Flea Market Economy
by Marcel Fafchamps, Bart Minten 1999
"... In PAGE 18: ...listed in Table11 , show that, apart from an occasional recourse to the police, the use of legal institutions by Malagasy grain traders is extremely low in contractual disputes with suppliers and clients. One conceivable interpretation of these numbers is that legal enforcement in Madagascar is so effective and predictable that parties rationally anticipate the outcome and prefer to settle beforehand to avoid litigation costs.... In PAGE 18: ... One conceivable interpretation of these numbers is that legal enforcement in Madagascar is so effective and predictable that parties rationally anticipate the outcome and prefer to settle beforehand to avoid litigation costs. Table11 indeed indicates that direct negotiations are the instrument of choice to resolve contractual disputes. Mediators are used occasionally as well.... ..."
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Table 3. Classet of legal documents

in Mapping Syntactic Dependencies onto Semantic Relations
by Pablo Gamallo, Marco Gonzalez, Alexandre Agustini, Gabriel Lopes, Vera S. De Lima 2002
"... In PAGE 5: ... This kind of semantic information is unfortunately absent of WordNet, because only intracategorial semantic relations are allowed. Table3 shows at the top the larger classet built by our clustering algorithm. Its members are co-hyponyms of the general class refer- ring to legal documents.... ..."
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Table 2: Statistics of Legality Checking

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"... In PAGE 19: ... Our system included a built-in dictionary to check the legality of the ex- tracted terms. Table2 presents a comparison of the statistics generated by using of the built-in dictionary and the result of legality checking for the sample bibliographic data. By applying only 3338 terms in the dictionary we were able to screen out 22139 illegal terms.... ..."
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