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    Two Types Of Epigenetics

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    Genetics alone cannot explain all the biological processes as predicted and assumed earlier. Then epigenetics‚ a relatively young science comes to help genetics explain the biology. Epigenetics is any covalent modification of DNA‚ RNA and protein‚ resulting changes in their functions without modifying their sequences (Bird‚ 2002). Some time epigenetic modifications passed to future generations‚ but in other instances they change with environmental stimuli. Epigenetics can explain some of the exciting

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    Useful Expressions Various Expressions used in asking for and expressing opinions Function | Expressions | Asking for an opinion | What’s your opinion on…What do you think of…What are your views on … | Do you have anything to add?Don’t you think that… | Giving opinions | I believe that..I am certain that..I must say..It is quite clear that..I maintain that ..I am sure that …As far as I am concerned ..I suppose . .. | From my point of view ..In my opinion..I think that…I would say that …It seems

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    Jlex

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    JLex [pic] Contents • Overview • Format of a JLex Specification o Regular Expression Rules ▪ Test Yourself #1 o JLex Directives ▪ Test Yourself #2 o Comments • yyline and yytext • A Small Example • Quick Reference Guide Overview JLex is a scanner generator that produces Java code. Here’s a picture illustrating how to create and run a program using JLex: +-----------+ JLex

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    lexical analyzer token parser get next token symbol table 2 The lexical analyzer deals with small-scale language constructs‚ such as names and numeric literals. The syntax analyzer deals with the largescale constructs‚ such as expressions‚ statements‚ and program units. The syntax analysis portion consists of two parts: 1. A low-level part called a lexical analyzer (essentially a pattern matcher). 2. A high-level part called a syntax analyzer‚ or parser. The lexical analyzer

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    Facial Emoticons Analysis

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    are used the most often are kaomoji‚ which are shaped similar to human facial expressions. Facial emoticons are often used to express the emotions that cannot be expressed only with the ordinary text messages. Kaomoji plays important roles in communication. For example‚ emoticons reduce the intensity of

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    through facial expression and tone of voice. With text or chat one can only express emotion through emoticons and candidly telling the other person how they feel. Face to face communication strongly interprets emotion as opposed to the weak interpretation of social networking. Sarcasm strongly exemplifies the limits on social networking‚ one cannot express sarcasm through text or chat‚ but in a face to face conversation one can clearly identify sarcasm from tone of voice and facial expressions. There are

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    to determine whether or not someone is telling the truth. There are different facial expressions that indicate a person’s true feelings. Paul Ekman began to research these facial expressions in the nineteen-sixties‚ and realised that no one knew the answers to his questions. He decided to travel around the world studying the facial expressions of different cultures. His research showed him that facial expressions were universal products of evolution‚ and they weren’t learned through culture. Ekman

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    The major role of the DNA methylation to inhibit the gene expression is attracting proteins‚ which contain a methylated DNA binding domain (MBD). MBD-containing proteins provide connections between methylated DNA and histone modifications that induce heterochromatin and suppress the gene expression. It is shown that the DNA methylation has been associated with autoimmunity disorders with the DNA methylation inhibitor 5-azacytidine

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    Context Free Grammars

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    3 Context-Free Grammars 1 Where are Context-Free Grammars (CFGs) Used? CFGs are a more powerful formalism than regular expressions. They are more powerful in the sense that whatever can be expressed using regular expressions can be expressed using grammars (short for context-free grammars here)‚ but they can also express languages that do not have regular expressions. An example of such a language is the set of well-matched parenthesis. Grammars are used to express syntactic rules. These rules

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    receiver‚ and how demonstrative communication involves listening and responding. “Demonstrative communication involves facial expressions‚ an individual’s tone‚ gestures‚ as well as an individual’s general demeanor. A persons actions and tone may not always demonstrate an individual’s true character or attitude at a particular time; in fact‚ relying on any facial expression or tone when speaking to an audience‚ actually causes a miscommunication of the message‚ as well as a misunderstanding of an

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