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...count this issue: 88+2 enclosures ($9.00 North America, $10.80 elsewhere). Press run for this issue of ju'i lobypli: 275. We now have about 620 people on ou ...d the Loglan Institute had finally ended. Alas, the day after JL14 went to press, we heard from our lawyer that Jim Brown had informed him of his intent to

Press run for this issue of Ju'i Lobypli: 350. We now have over 650 people on our ...subscribers at level 3, 161 at level 2, 48 at level 1, 327 at level 0, 11 press reviewers,and 32 at level B for a total of 676.

...ount this issue: 96+8 enclosures ($10.40 North America, $12.48 elsewhere). Press run for this issue of Ju'i Lobypli: 270. We now have about 600 people on ou The Recent Press Release --Back Page (96)

display appears and the demonstration begins. Press the START button. using the SELECT button. Press the START button. A third display

...at Logfest 88 to form The Logical Language Group, they were short and low key. The aura is now one where the politics of the Institute era is now behind ...sed, as well as listed the gismu that I believed fit in the category. Each key concept was built as a tanru, or possibly considered as a new gismu. (Athel

them, or concede my point to your superior skills on that fierce delete key? > them, or concede my point to your superior skills on that fierce delete key?

them, or concede my point to your superior skills on that fierce delete key? > them, or concede my point to your superior skills on that fierce delete key?

...amage on himself, for a brown fluid came out of his mouth, flowed over the key, and dripped onto the floor. ...mself upright only with his mouth, and he had to hang onto the key or then press it down again with the whole weight of his body, as necessary. The quite di

...is issue: 48 + 40 enclosures = 88 ($8.80 North America, $10.56 elsewhere). Press run for this issue of ju'i lobypli: 265. We now have about 726 people recei ...urs of work - the new textbook has several times as many examples for each key grammar point.

Press run for this issue of Ju'i Lobypli: 360. We now have over 680 people on our Unfortunately, a lot of key people we thought were going to come didn't. For example, Dr. Yorke, schedu

Press run for this issue of ju'i lobypli: 150. We now have about 750 people recei The business meeting started at 9:30AM Sunday morning. We had several key people missing, as pc had business matters in Arizona to take care of, John

Press run for this issue of ju'i lobypli: 130. We now have about 720 people recei The following is a sample of the output from a KWIC (Key Word In Context) tool that John Cowan wrote specifically to help automate c

I never understood it to be merely a claim, but rather as a key design is a key component of what the public image of Loglan/Lojban always will be,

Publication Efforts; Analog, Mathematical Intelligencer, and the Press; small press runs and mailing first class. As we grow, our prices will drop.

...able it to serve the function of opening the lock - in the case of a metal key to a padlock, for example, this would be the shaft and teeth. See also ''' {{ma|danre|x1 (force) puts pressure on/presses/applies force to x2.|Agentive press/depress (= '''da'ergau''', '''da'erzu'e'''). See also '''catke''', '''bapl

You don't have a delete key? But I have > You don't have a delete key?

> I do not purpose being pilloried by the public, the pulpit, and the press, and held up as a colossal liar when I am but telling the simple truths whi > > the press, and held up as a colossal liar when I am but telling

'''ckiku''' — ''x₁_(entity)'' is a key fitting lock ''x₂_(entity)'' ... :'''lo ckiku''' — key (of a lock). '''lo se ckiku''' — lock (of a key).

publication to over 600 subscribers, about 20% growth since last issue. Press paper's features department, mention the author and the key word 'Lojban', the

...first=John|title=Problems in Biology|year=1986|publisher=Oxford University Press|location=Oxford|isbn=0-19-219213-2|pages=78|quote=We can treat the brain as A key trade-off in the design of a knowledge representation formalism is that bet

...such ambiguity, but as an a priori language constructed after the printing press, having (unlike other languages) a complete prescription it has a lot bette ...ican Anthropological Association, No. 79), Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Kay, P. and W. Kempton (1984) "What is the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis?", Amer

Esperanto has a mere 16. The key is in the different kinds of rules these are: modest inroads in the American press's coverage of attempts to solve the

Press run for this issue of Ju'i Lobypli: 350. We now have over 660 people on our Parser - Key to the final test of the grammar will be completing the parser. Unfortunate

publication to about 500 subscribers, about 10% growth since last issue. Press phies as a key to understanding. An updated version, documenting the results of

...ext(some 3200 words total), written by people other than Bob and Nora. The key Lojban text is Athelstan's translation of a short story named "The Open Win ...dated these terms to the current Lojban words to minimize confusion on his key points. However, it is clear that Jeff is attempting to make a statement no

''key (of a lock)'' – '''lo ckiku''' ''lock (of a key)'' – '''lo se ckiku'''

...know of a language called Loglan. This language is identified by certain key concepts that JCB devised 30 years ago. There have been several versions of Money is a key factor in any long term solution to the Loglan organization problem. Witho

| | x1 is a key fitting x2 with properties x3 | | x1 is a key fitting/releasing/opening/unlocking lock x2, and having relevant properties

<p><b>apretar</b> to press, urge.</p> <p><b>estrechar</b> to compress, press, clasp.</p>

<p><b>apretar</b> to press, urge.</p> <p><b>estrechar</b> to compress, press, clasp.</p>

...lter, et al. (1987). Computer Translation of Natural Language. Halstead Press, NY. ...onathan, Ed. (1987). Machine Translation Systems. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.

...ive, so we need a good idea of how many can be distributed before going to press. There will undoubtedly be changes in the place structures of several gism ...l eventually be partly wrong; the basic information: the gismu and English key words will remain correct. We have to presume, though, that any copies not

"walking backwards, press the dodge key to make a quick, low jump. You " "can bind this to the same key as sprint in the console with \\bind shift "

to you. Press run this issue, 800. devised a computer utility called a "KWIC" index (Key-Word-

...put the info on the page the way Wiktionary does it; the software is turn-key. If you are going to make this into a software project, people are going t ...column in the word table, or I have to create another table with a foreign key, or whatever. ultimately i don't see what the benefit is of having such an

decaying texts I loved to absorb. It was a key - a guide - to certain gateways old indeed. No printing-press, but the hand of some half-crazed monk, had

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...to this effect.") I'm finding myself flipping on the issue, but shall not press it unless it becomes manifest that it needs to be pressed. Adopting it, and ...vel 0 package - I'm now working out how to get Urdu into the pronunciation key - and complete the lessons - which is a substantial task. I also am intendi