This is great work.

I've changed the clause to be instead of ID something to submitter ID 5.

This is a project that scans the world's newly posted blog entries every two or three minutes, searching for occurrences of the phrases

Let's start with the basic statement we've been using so far Select From Links.

This is my webpage!

So let's say that this is part of the Web page we receive.

But we measure those in the German, but we consider the indexes, the I's, by looking at the English.

She says something every time I turn around.

We have a database of phrases that we picked out maybe through a similar process to what went on in the Chinese menu, where we looked for coherent phrases that occurred frequently, and so we're able to apply probabilities to them.

Here I have a very high level partial grammar for English.

So what does this do?

They get these dossiers full of secret documents.

And doctors hate it, right?

If you have something to complain about, then get out of here!

So now we have a probability. What's the probability that morgen is a phrase and that fliege is a phrase by itself?

Find documents by specifying search terms

Don't complain about that. You've asked for it.

Don't complain about it. You've asked for it.

That will make things more clear.

I get it all the time.

I find them weird. But I love this cartoon from the New Yorker.

Rules have a left hand side where we say a sentence, and a right hand side, where we say a sentence can be written as a noun phrase followed by a verb phrase.

About 10 years ago, I was at a cocktail party with a friend of mine, and we're sitting there, and he was complaining about the crows that he had seen that were all over his yard and making a big mess.

Start the search for entered term

We just want to indicate which part matches which grammatical form.

Really think about it.

Well, we don't.

But we're not done with all the tokens in this example either, there's a few more.

What's the secret?

The answer is that soup occurs in most of these phrases but not 100 of them.

So it's not going to execute this.

Girls like that stuff.

And Stuart Weitzman is a very successful shoe designer.

And the garden, it was beautiful.

First, a segmentation model of how do we break up the German into phrases?

You are too much letter bound.

(In Chinese(Mandarin)) Move away! I'm sorry!

A term to search

Next, the translation model. That's going between the two sides of the Chinese menu.

Don't complain.

OK, first of all, what's with the outfit?

My mother is always finding fault with me.

Expression

And you see this word here JAVASCRlPT in all capital letters.

This is his formula.