The results show that even though the two halves present a balanced distribution of the adverb -116 hits for the first half (2.54 p/mil), 266 (2.46 p/mil) for the second-, the gradual completion verbs that dramaticamente begins to collocate with in contemporary Spanish are far more frequent in the second period.

node 1,999 <top collocate 10%, other collocates ...> 20%

But in order to remedy the inequities that Olsen admits exist in the Tresor, we have sought the frequencies and collocates of those target words in a data base modified to include women's writing.

Collocates can be subjected to several tests which allow to quantify this probability and estimate how statistically significant the co-occurrence between node and collocate is.

A suggestion was made to fold this into the Spring Symposium or collocate it with the AAAI conference.

The fact that the noun cell carries here the feature 'living being' is not obvious from the adjectival collocate. The use of abnormal in the attributive position does not fully predict a noun with a 'living being' meaning--e.g.

Equinix Inc (Nasdaq:EQIX), a provider of global data centre services, announced on Wednesday that Contact Solutions, a provider of on-demand contact automation solutions, has expanded its deployment with Equinix to collocate in its International Business Exchange (IBX) data centre in Atlanta, AT1.

The TAC decided to collocate with IJCAI-03 after encouragement from the Council to collocate with AAAI-04.

Three conferences will collocate in Acapulco this summer:

I draw readers' attention to the expression, 'denied of' which occurs in the following context: 'churches are being denied of certificates.' Let us note in particular the particle of that the writer allows to collocate with the verb denied.

Since reference corpora are not involved, delexicalization and relexicalization are absent from her analysis, not to mention the subtler forms (e.g., when an absent but frequent collocate interacts with those in the text).