Cognitive Perspectives on Lexical Evolution and Change
Cognitive perspectives: conceptualizing the business model
... the cognitive process of business modelling is built on a set of limited number of heuristics – or prototypes – resulting from adaptive and individual managerial ...a cognitive, and a social ...profound ...
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Cognitive and institutional perspectives of eco-efficiency
... A cognitive perspective of eco-efficiency would thus underline a combination of normative orientation, managerial tools and striving for economic efficiency via procedures of trial and ...those cognitive ...
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Fundamentalism: a synthesis of cultural and cognitive perspectives
... arresting cognitive change are not limited to religious fundamentalisms but are rigorously employed in fundamentalisms due to the perceived life and death, heaven and hell consequences for incorrect ...
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HOW THE PHONEME INVENTORY CHANGES ITS SHAPE: A COGNITIVE APPROACH TO PHONOLOGICAL EVOLUTION AND CHANGE
... nuclei on the edge or within the vowel envelope). As we have argued, peripherality contributes, together with loudness and openness, to relatively higher sonority. Consequently, within this conception of sound ...
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Socio-cognitive Evolution Strategies
... ex- change information between the individuals by introducing a set of historically best and historically worst solutions, affecting the way in which the individuals are ...
Lexical Change: Naming of the Months of the Year in Ekegusii
... the evolution of language which Akama & Maxon (2006) fear could spell the endangerment and eventual death of ...the lexical changes that have taken place in reference to the months of the year in ...of ...
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Socio-Cognitive Perspectives in Business Venturing
... the evolution of technology industries by showing that familiarity and creativity are distinct dimensions that influence the socio-cognitive dynamics of an emerging ...
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Lexical and grammatical aspect in Mild Cognitive Impairment and Alzheimer’s disease
... Smith 1997). According to Smith (1997) there are five different verb categories with different semantic and temporal features: activity (run), accomplishment (build), semelfactive (hit), achievement (break) and state ...
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Memetic Perspectives on the Evolution of Tonal Systems
... Thus, in arguing in Section 1.1 that “memetics … offers an indispensable conceptual frame- work for the understanding of tonal systems in music”, because it is “key in accounting for the variation, transmission and ...
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Darwinian perspectives on the evolution of human languages
... the evolution of biological ...linguistic evolution that, taken together, offer up a Darwinian perspective on how languages ...the evolution of human ...language change, the reconstruction of ...
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Cognitive skills and the evolution of social systems
... influence evolution? Complex animal social behaviors require many cognitive skills including individual recognition and observational ...the evolution of underlying neural ...animal cognitive ...
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The march of time and the "evolution" of change
... detailed perspectives of the chaos paradigm and complexity theory in this discussion, other than to highlight how the conceptualisation of systems has evolved and with that, how organisational theorists and ...
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An Overview of Syntactic Tense & Aspect: From both Grammatical & Lexical Perspectives
... (7) (d) Emily wanted her chair. Stative verbs differ from the previous three types in that they cannot typically be categorized as action verbs. According to Mourelatos (1978), “A state, as the name implies, involves no ...
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E-government perspectives : evolution, strategies and practices
... administration and business centric environment. This resulted in the e-Government Strategy for reforming government and emphasized through its vision that “government needs to reform its operations – how it goes about ...
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Pragmatics in language change and lexical creativity
... language change and linguistic creativity as revealed by remodelling, especially as a source for euphemisms and euphemistic dysphemisms and as a function of verbal ...language change: formally through ...
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Structural Properties of Lexical Systems: Monolingual and Multilingual Perspectives
... of lexical struc- ture called lexical system , an interopera- ble model that can feed both monolingual and multilingual language ...of lexical systems as “pure” directed graphs, solely made up of ...
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Hedge funds evolution and perspectives
... The above facts show that the investment fund established by Alfred Jones in 1949 was an important point in the development of the collective investment schemes an[r] ...
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V Teliya - Lexical Collocation - Denominative and Cognitive Aspects
... This would rely (a) on referential features; (b) on functional semantics; (c) on cognitive and conceptual information; (d) on cultural data contained in the meaning; (e) on the type of[r] ...
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EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE the evolution of change management
... states change requested, one particular DepCAB goes to its state change requested too, as the dependency between MainCAB and DepCAB is modelled that ...state change requested to its state meeting ...
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