Canonical representation of a lexeme.
In botany, the lower, usually larger, of two bracts enclosing a floret (the other is the palea), in a grass spikelet.
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A headword can be a noun or a verb or, less frequently, an adjective.
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This third section has approximately 500 headwords, again in alphabetical order, and these form the conceptual categories under which all the other words are grouped.
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His is the one in dictionary form, edited by Dr. C.O.
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Theoretical relative energies and free energies for isolated uracil and thymine tautomers support the existence of the canonical form only.
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Henry, however, would not violate any of the canonical forms.
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By deriving canonical forms for these computations, one can associate specific neuronal populations with specific computational roles.
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The second-raters who proved a lemma or read a draft somewhere along the way.
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A theorem, perhaps, a lemma or even just a corollary.
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The mentioning of 'chance' in the lemma and theorems induces a short discussion on randomness.
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At all events, it is significant that (which might be added as a lemma)
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We prove a lemma on the ℓ-mers of a random string which might find independent applications.
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But if you believe that all open access is gold, then this myth follows as a lemma.
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When no manuscripts are specified for the lemma in an entry, the lemma is the reading for those manuscripts not otherwise specified.
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In addition, the sterile lemma was homeotically converted to the rudimentary glume and the body of the palea was degenerated in mfs1.
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Lemma said at the press conference that Scheibe was not pregnant.
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Proof.-Thisproposition is evident from the definition of an individual prefixed to Lemma iv.
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Each of its parts would consist of several bodies, and therefore (by Lemma vi.)
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Lemma, the sheriff's office chief deputy, said at the afternoon press conference that Scheibe was not pregnant.
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Proof.-Thesame as for the last Lemma.
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We conclude this section by a short abstract discussion of the concept and properties of information, and Lemma III.
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Corollary-Henceit follows that there are certain ideas or notions common to all men; for (by Lemma ii.)
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Thus Lemma III applies.