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tech,5-1-E83-1021,ak	This article deals with the <term> interpretation </term> of <term> conceptual operations </term> underlying the communicative use of <term> natural language ( NL ) </term> within the <term> Structured Inheritance Network ( SI-Nets ) paradigm </term> .	#14427 This article deals with theinterpretation of conceptual operations underlying the communicative use of natural language (NL) within the Structured Inheritance Network (SI-Nets) paradigm.
other,7-1-E83-1021,ak	This article deals with the <term> interpretation </term> of <term> conceptual operations </term> underlying the communicative use of <term> natural language ( NL ) </term> within the <term> Structured Inheritance Network ( SI-Nets ) paradigm </term> .	#14429 This article deals with the interpretation ofconceptual operations underlying the communicative use of natural language (NL) within the Structured Inheritance Network (SI-Nets) paradigm.
other,14-1-E83-1021,ak	This article deals with the <term> interpretation </term> of <term> conceptual operations </term> underlying the communicative use of <term> natural language ( NL ) </term> within the <term> Structured Inheritance Network ( SI-Nets ) paradigm </term> .	#14436 This article deals with the interpretation of conceptual operations underlying the communicative use ofnatural language ( NL ) within the Structured Inheritance Network (SI-Nets) paradigm.
tech,21-1-E83-1021,ak	This article deals with the <term> interpretation </term> of <term> conceptual operations </term> underlying the communicative use of <term> natural language ( NL ) </term> within the <term> Structured Inheritance Network ( SI-Nets ) paradigm </term> .	#14443 This article deals with the interpretation of conceptual operations underlying the communicative use of natural language (NL) within theStructured Inheritance Network ( SI-Nets ) paradigm.
other,1-2-E83-1021,ak	The <term> operations </term> are reduced to <term> functions </term> of a <term> formal language </term> , thus changing the level of abstraction of the <term> operations </term> to be performed on <term> SI-Nets </term> .	#14452 Theoperations are reduced to functions of a formal language, thus changing the level of abstraction of the operations to be performed on SI-Nets.
other,5-2-E83-1021,ak	The <term> operations </term> are reduced to <term> functions </term> of a <term> formal language </term> , thus changing the level of abstraction of the <term> operations </term> to be performed on <term> SI-Nets </term> .	#14456 The operations are reduced tofunctions of a formal language, thus changing the level of abstraction of the operations to be performed on SI-Nets.
other,8-2-E83-1021,ak	The <term> operations </term> are reduced to <term> functions </term> of a <term> formal language </term> , thus changing the level of abstraction of the <term> operations </term> to be performed on <term> SI-Nets </term> .	#14459 The operations are reduced to functions of aformal language, thus changing the level of abstraction of the operations to be performed on SI-Nets.
other,19-2-E83-1021,ak	The <term> operations </term> are reduced to <term> functions </term> of a <term> formal language </term> , thus changing the level of abstraction of the <term> operations </term> to be performed on <term> SI-Nets </term> .	#14470 The operations are reduced to functions of a formal language, thus changing the level of abstraction of theoperations to be performed on SI-Nets.
tech,24-2-E83-1021,ak	The <term> operations </term> are reduced to <term> functions </term> of a <term> formal language </term> , thus changing the level of abstraction of the <term> operations </term> to be performed on <term> SI-Nets </term> .	#14475 The operations are reduced to functions of a formal language, thus changing the level of abstraction of the operations to be performed onSI-Nets.
other,4-3-E83-1021,ak	In this sense , <term> operations </term> on <term> SI-Nets </term> are not merely isomorphic to single <term> epistemological objects </term> , but can be viewed as a simulation of processes on a different level , that pertaining to the <term> conceptual system </term> of <term> NL </term> .	#14481 In this sense,operations on SI-Nets are not merely isomorphic to single epistemological objects, but can be viewed as a simulation of processes on a different level, that pertaining to the conceptual system of NL.
tech,6-3-E83-1021,ak	In this sense , <term> operations </term> on <term> SI-Nets </term> are not merely isomorphic to single <term> epistemological objects </term> , but can be viewed as a simulation of processes on a different level , that pertaining to the <term> conceptual system </term> of <term> NL </term> .	#14483 In this sense, operations onSI-Nets are not merely isomorphic to single epistemological objects, but can be viewed as a simulation of processes on a different level, that pertaining to the conceptual system of NL.
other,13-3-E83-1021,ak	In this sense , <term> operations </term> on <term> SI-Nets </term> are not merely isomorphic to single <term> epistemological objects </term> , but can be viewed as a simulation of processes on a different level , that pertaining to the <term> conceptual system </term> of <term> NL </term> .	#14490 In this sense, operations on SI-Nets are not merely isomorphic to singleepistemological objects, but can be viewed as a simulation of processes on a different level, that pertaining to the conceptual system of NL.
other,34-3-E83-1021,ak	In this sense , <term> operations </term> on <term> SI-Nets </term> are not merely isomorphic to single <term> epistemological objects </term> , but can be viewed as a simulation of processes on a different level , that pertaining to the <term> conceptual system </term> of <term> NL </term> .	#14511 In this sense, operations on SI-Nets are not merely isomorphic to single epistemological objects, but can be viewed as a simulation of processes on a different level, that pertaining to theconceptual system of NL.
other,37-3-E83-1021,ak	In this sense , <term> operations </term> on <term> SI-Nets </term> are not merely isomorphic to single <term> epistemological objects </term> , but can be viewed as a simulation of processes on a different level , that pertaining to the <term> conceptual system </term> of <term> NL </term> .	#14514 In this sense, operations on SI-Nets are not merely isomorphic to single epistemological objects, but can be viewed as a simulation of processes on a different level, that pertaining to the conceptual system ofNL.
tool,10-4-E83-1021,ak	For this purpose , we have designed a version of <term> KL-ONE </term> which represents the <term> epistemological level </term> , while the new experimental language , <term> KL-Conc </term> , represents the <term> conceptual level </term> .	#14526 For this purpose, we have designed a version ofKL-ONE which represents the epistemological level, while the new experimental language, KL-Conc, represents the conceptual level.
other,14-4-E83-1021,ak	For this purpose , we have designed a version of <term> KL-ONE </term> which represents the <term> epistemological level </term> , while the new experimental language , <term> KL-Conc </term> , represents the <term> conceptual level </term> .	#14530 For this purpose, we have designed a version of KL-ONE which represents theepistemological level, while the new experimental language, KL-Conc, represents the conceptual level.
tool,23-4-E83-1021,ak	For this purpose , we have designed a version of <term> KL-ONE </term> which represents the <term> epistemological level </term> , while the new experimental language , <term> KL-Conc </term> , represents the <term> conceptual level </term> .	#14539 For this purpose, we have designed a version of KL-ONE which represents the epistemological level, while the new experimental language,KL-Conc, represents the conceptual level.
other,27-4-E83-1021,ak	For this purpose , we have designed a version of <term> KL-ONE </term> which represents the <term> epistemological level </term> , while the new experimental language , <term> KL-Conc </term> , represents the <term> conceptual level </term> .	#14543 For this purpose, we have designed a version of KL-ONE which represents the epistemological level, while the new experimental language, KL-Conc, represents theconceptual level.
tool,0-5-E83-1021,ak	For this purpose , we have designed a version of <term> KL-ONE </term> which represents the <term> epistemological level </term> , while the new experimental language , <term> KL-Conc </term> , represents the <term> conceptual level </term> . <term> KL-Conc </term> would seem to be a more natural and intuitive way of interacting with <term> SI-Nets </term> .	#14546 For this purpose, we have designed a version of KL-ONE which represents the epistemological level, while the new experimental language, KL-Conc, represents the conceptual level.KL-Conc would seem to be a more natural and intuitive way of interacting with SI-Nets.
tech,14-5-E83-1021,ak	<term> KL-Conc </term> would seem to be a more natural and intuitive way of interacting with <term> SI-Nets </term> .	#14560 KL-Conc would seem to be a more natural and intuitive way of interacting withSI-Nets.


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