Software tools are developed for computer realization of syntactic, semantic, and morphological models of natural language texts, using rule based programming. The tools are efficient for a language, which has free or...Software tools are developed for computer realization of syntactic, semantic, and morphological models of natural language texts, using rule based programming. The tools are efficient for a language, which has free order of words and developed morphological structure like Georgian. For instance, a Georgian verb has several thousand verb-forms. It is very difficult to express rules of morphological analysis by finite automaton and it will be inefficient as well. Resolution of some problems of full morphological analysis of Georgian words is impossible by finite automaton. Splitting of some Georgian verb-forms into morphemes requires non-deterministic search algorithm, which needs many backtrackings. To minimize backtrackings, it is necessary to put constraints, which exist among morphemes and verify them as soon as possible to avoid false directions of search. Software tool for syntactic analysis has means to reduce rules, which have the same members in different order. The authors used the tool for semantic analysis as well. Thus, proposed software tools have many means to construct efficient parser, test and correct it. The authors realized morphological and syntactic analysis of Georgian texts by these tools. In the presented paper, the authors describe the software tools and its application for Georgian language.展开更多
Thermal barrier coatings （TBC） have been improved for the engine applications. During working process of the engine, components were subjected to thermal stresses. For simulating thermally stressed engine parts, dis...Thermal barrier coatings （TBC） have been improved for the engine applications. During working process of the engine, components were subjected to thermal stresses. For simulating thermally stressed engine parts, disc specimen was objected to airflow at the temperatures about 1,000℃. In this study, finite element structural and thermal analyses were carried out on both uncoated （without coating） and ceramic-coated disc specimen using ANSYS code. A 150 micron super alloy bond coating （NiCrAIY） was first applied to the specimen. Then, the disc specimen was covered by 350 micron thickness of Mullit （3Al2O3.2SiO2） as a top coating. These analysis were performed for detecting the possible thermally problem areas. The disc＇s thermal stressed problematic areas were determined by the finite element analysis was helpful for improving the geometry and TBC.展开更多
文摘Software tools are developed for computer realization of syntactic, semantic, and morphological models of natural language texts, using rule based programming. The tools are efficient for a language, which has free order of words and developed morphological structure like Georgian. For instance, a Georgian verb has several thousand verb-forms. It is very difficult to express rules of morphological analysis by finite automaton and it will be inefficient as well. Resolution of some problems of full morphological analysis of Georgian words is impossible by finite automaton. Splitting of some Georgian verb-forms into morphemes requires non-deterministic search algorithm, which needs many backtrackings. To minimize backtrackings, it is necessary to put constraints, which exist among morphemes and verify them as soon as possible to avoid false directions of search. Software tool for syntactic analysis has means to reduce rules, which have the same members in different order. The authors used the tool for semantic analysis as well. Thus, proposed software tools have many means to construct efficient parser, test and correct it. The authors realized morphological and syntactic analysis of Georgian texts by these tools. In the presented paper, the authors describe the software tools and its application for Georgian language.
文摘Thermal barrier coatings （TBC） have been improved for the engine applications. During working process of the engine, components were subjected to thermal stresses. For simulating thermally stressed engine parts, disc specimen was objected to airflow at the temperatures about 1,000℃. In this study, finite element structural and thermal analyses were carried out on both uncoated （without coating） and ceramic-coated disc specimen using ANSYS code. A 150 micron super alloy bond coating （NiCrAIY） was first applied to the specimen. Then, the disc specimen was covered by 350 micron thickness of Mullit （3Al2O3.2SiO2） as a top coating. These analysis were performed for detecting the possible thermally problem areas. The disc＇s thermal stressed problematic areas were determined by the finite element analysis was helpful for improving the geometry and TBC.
