noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
lymph node
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
active
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No active nodes remain and we have explored the complete enumeration tree.
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Two data structures are used: an active node stack and a three-cell constituent buffer.
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At each stage we select an active node and develop it.
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In addition, inhibitory links between competitors at the same level allow better scoring, more active nodes to depress any competitors.
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The development strategy can be further controlled by specifying a parameter and temporarily removing nodes satisfying from the list of active nodes.
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If there are no active nodes left, the problem is solved and the incumbent solution is optimal.
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For example, no mention has been made of which variable to base branching on, or which active node to develop next.
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The remaining scope for choice surrounds the selection of an active node for development.
new
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There is therefore no need to grow new branches from node 7.
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When the required path does not exist, new nodes are allocated to build it.
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The transitions involved in these new nodes are printed out.
single
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We start with the single node 0, which is considered active, and set z large and negative.
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We have found that a single hidden layer node per about 50 input nodes will satisfy our requirements in imaging applications.
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For instance, no single node can recognise the class of images consisting of just one dot anywhere on the retina.
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Users can scale the Boss system up from a single node to 456 nodes, to give 114.6GFlops performance.
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This approach does not solve the problem of continuity that depends on more than the single preceding node .
■ NOUN
lymph
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The lymph nodes are very painful and can take up to ten days to burst and then exude a thick yellow pus.
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When the granulomas infiltrate the root of the lungs, nearby lymph nodes swell and produce the X-ray abnormality your doctor saw.
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The percentage of aneuploid tumours increased according to tumour invasion and the development of lymph node metastasis reflecting an increased genomic instability.
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It was once thought that cancer from the lymph nodes could be spread to other organs or tissue through the lymph fluid.
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Of those cancers that seem to be limited to the prostate clinically, 25-35% will have lymph node metastases.
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Certain women with negative lymph nodes , for example, might not need chemotherapy, radiation or hormone treatments following surgery.
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Chest and abdominal computed tomography was performed every six months when lymph node or lung involvement was present at the initial staging.
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After he died physicians collected and froze samples of his blood and lymph nodes for future study.
name
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As a rule of thumb no source node name should occur in just one link object nor in many link objects.
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While often the caption is the target node name , sometimes an attractive caption does not fit the semantic net paradigm.
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Printing a section heading as a node name of the semantic net also sometimes seemed inappropriate for the printed form.
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An excerpt from the list of source node names which shows some of the most and least frequent names Figure 10.
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The study of node names suggests generic, semantic attributes for a book about information systems.
■ VERB
connect
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Each node's output in the middle layer is connected to just one node in the top layer.
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Nodes are connected to other nodes by links.
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A Text Block is associated with the link which connects the two nodes .
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The movement between nodes is made possible by activating links, which connect related concepts or nodes.
develop
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Fine roots develop from the nodes and the plant develops rapidly and outgrows the tank.
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Fine white roots develop from the nodes on the stems.
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The penalties indicate developing the up-problem at node 3 next.
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In many species, fine white or pinkish roots develop from these nodes .
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Then, at each stage, develop the active node with the largest assigned value.
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We now develop currently active nodes 9, 10 and 4.
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The runners develop roots from the nodes of the stems.
use
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Semantic net infrastructure A semantic network is a graph where natural language terms have been used to label the nodes and links.
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Resistors were used for both the nodes and the interconnection synapses.
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Also, subscribers can use any Dialplus node instead of having to register their password on each one separately.
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Finally any head string which uses the convergent node number must be removed as it is no longer available.
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Any tail string which uses the divergent node number is also removed for the same reason.
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Words such as aardvark use a number of nodes which are not shared with any other words.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Each link object specifies some source node , link type, target node, pointers to paragraphs, and perhaps other attributes.
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Each node's output in the middle layer is connected to just one node in the top layer.
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If external input activated any node in the cluster, the cluster activity as a whole could be increased.
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It proceeds as follows: Choose random values for all the weights of all nodes.
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Such networks are relatively easy to construct because they require fewer nodes and interconnects than other networks.
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The now green stem becomes swollen at the nodes rather like bamboo.
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These links represent relationships between nodes.
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Typically, the net contains many nodes, but each node only has a few inputs: N is quite small.