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Appalachian HistoryPulaski County KYInglese
Pubblicato in Appalachianhistorian.org
Autore Alex Hall

From the hilltops around Somerset you can still trace the old roads running toward the Cumberland River and the Tennessee line. In the winter of 1861 and the spring of 1863 those roads carried refugee families, hungry cattle, and two very different armies. Pulaski County sat on a military fault line. Whoever controlled Somerset and the fords of the Cumberland controlled the doorway between central Kentucky and East Tennessee.

Appalachian HistoryEstill County KYInglese
Pubblicato in Appalachianhistorian.org
Autore Alex Hall

Appalachian History On a hot day in late July 1863, a Confederate cavalry column splashed across the Kentucky River at Irvine and rode straight into local memory. The official records would call it a skirmish. The Kentucky Historical Society marker on Main Street calls it the Battle of Irvine and describes it as the only Civil War battle in the immediate area.

Sin CategoríaSpagnolo
Pubblicato in BLOG ATARRAYA
Autore Atarraya

En 1905 llegaron a Tucumán (Argentina) tres expedicionarios católicos para relevar las condiciones de vida de los trabajadores azucareros. El viaje les permitió conocer, describir e informar sobre un distante y desconocido mundo sobre el que consideraban era imperioso intervenir para frenar el avance del socialismo.

BlogsInglese
Pubblicato in CST Online
Autore Ben Keightley

Though Canadian multiculturalism is often more an aspirational ideal than practice as I’ve found in earlier research (Beattie 2025), as the above quotes shows, the Canadian government have included it as part of their legal code.  It is also the case that Canada is a common location for American media productions and has been for some time (Matheson 2005).

BlogsInglese
Pubblicato in CST Online
Autore Ben Keightley

Though perhaps most recently in the public eye due to one of its co-creators’ appalling transphobia, Father Ted (1995-1998, Channel 4) is still considered to be one of the most popular British sitcoms (Harrison 2018).  And it is that aspect of the series, its perceived-British identity, that I shall discuss in this blog.

BlogsInglese
Pubblicato in CST Online
Autore Ben Keightley

This blog was originally published on WFTHN As part of my PhD research, which explores and analyses representations of women in the Third Golden Age of Television,[i] I have been watching many female-centric series. During this research, I have noticed the recurring presence of a narratological device that was virtually non-existent before this period: the voiceover.

Named Entity RecognitionText MiningNatural Language ProcessingNamed Entity NormalizationMedical Subject HeadingsInglese
Pubblicato in Biopragmatics
Autore Charles Tapley Hoyt

Annotating the literature with mentions of key concepts from a given domain is often the first step towards extracting more substantial structured knowledge. This can be challenging, as it typically encompasses acquiring and processing the relevant literature and ontologies then installing and applying difficult-to-use named entity recognition (NER) workflows. This post highlights software components I’ve implemented to simplify this workflow.

CFPCFPs Books/edited CollectionsInglese
Pubblicato in CST Online
Autore CSTonline

Special Issue edited by Amandine D’Azevedo, Anissa Medjebeur and David Roche (Université de Montpellier Paul-Valéry, Institut Universitaire de France) This special issue of Mise au point will focus on fight choreographies in films and television series.

WISSENSCHAFTLICHES ARBEITENQuantenjahr 2025Lizenz:CC-BY-4.0-INTLUHQuantenphysikTedesco
Pubblicato in TIB-Blog
Autore Julia Hoffmann

Der Exzellenzcluster PhoenixD (Photonics, Optics, and Engineering – Innovation Across Disciplines) hat erfolgreich die Bewilligung für seine zweite Förderphase erhalten und wird ab Januar 2026 für weitere sieben Jahre mit einer Millionenförderung unterstützt.

Appalachian Folklore & MythsInglese
Pubblicato in Appalachianhistorian.org
Autore Alex Hall

Appalachian Folklore & Myths On paper, the North Bend Rail Trail is a neatly measured thing. The official guides describe a nearly seventy two mile corridor along the old Baltimore and Ohio line from Interstate 77 near Parkersburg to Wolf Summit, with thirteen tunnels, ten of them still passable, and thirty six bridges crossing creeks and hollows between the small towns of Wood, Ritchie, Doddridge, and Harrison counties.