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Translation and validation of the Dutch language version of the CDC Symptom Inventory for assessment of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)
... 5. Aaronson NK, Muller M, Cohen PDA, Essink-Bot ML, Fekkes M, San- derman R, Sprangers MAG, Te Velde A, Verrips E: Translation, val- idation, and norming of the Dutch language version of the SF-36 Health ...
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Regional variation in the pronunciation of /s/ in the Dutch language area
... whole Dutch fricative system is undergoing change: voiced fricatives are increasingly devoicing (Kissine et ...the Dutch language area (Van de Velde & Van Hout, ...the Dutch fricative ...
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Identification of Differences between Dutch Language Varieties with the VarDial2018 Dutch Flemish Subtitle Data
... the Dutch Language is spoken is in The Netherlands and the Northern part of Belgium ...of Dutch is shared. In fact, there is a joint Dutch Language Union that promotes and supports ...
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Japanese and Dutch language policies in Korea and Indonesia, 1910–1945
... To summarize, the Japanese had a strong, independent feeling before assimilating in Korea and other areas in Asia. This sense of being the big brother in combination with their nationalistic view towards Japan and Asia ...
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The effects of age-of-acquisition and frequency-of-occurrence in visual word recognition: Further evidence from the Dutch language
... in Dutch naming) and may have to do with the fact that the grapheme± phoneme correspondences are more transparent in Dutch than in English (see Van den Bosch, Content, Daelemans, & De Gelder, 1994, for ...
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Johannes Kinker. A Kantian Philosopher Teaching Dutch Language, Literature and Eloquence.
... in Dutch and French, presented in Liège; UB Lei- den LTK ...specific Dutch examples into French. He also elaborates on Dutch synonyms, for instance on page 16 verso where he discusses the difference ...
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EDAQ : DLV Vragenlijst Evaluatie Dagelijkse Activiteit (Dutch language version of the Evaluation of Daily Activity Questionnaire)
... het voor Beschrijf hieronder welk mij Niet Zonder Met Met Onmogelijk Zonder Met Met Onmogelijk hulpmiddel of welke van enige enige veel uit te Score enige enige veel uit te Score andere [r] ...
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Integrating information literacy in Dutch language education : developing learning materials for information literacy in primary education
... The third phase of the information literacy process, „selecting‟, in which relevant information is selected from the elected sites, also cause difficulties in certain ways. The first difficulty that students often ...
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A Human Language Technologies Platform for the Dutch language: awareness, management maintenance and distribution
... After only two years of activity the HLT Platform has already produced important results. The success of Action line A is also partly due to the fact that the NTU acts as the National Focal Point (NFP) in the HOPE (Human ...
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The Influence of Gender Identity on Lexical Choice and Laypersons' Perception of Gender and Language in Dutch
... of language variation due to gender were mostly based on stereotypes and anecdotes, various social influences, such as the feminist movement, have made research in this field more scientific and have created more ...
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The minimal and short-lived effects of minority language exposure on the executive functions of Frisian-Dutch bilingual children
... of Dutch-dominant bilingual peers on a selective attention and a verbal working memory task, but not on an interference suppression and a visual working memory task (Bosma et ...a Dutch-dominant ...and ...
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The merits of Universal Language Model Fine-tuning for Small Datasets–a case with Dutch book reviews
... domain: Dutch book reviews. Pre- trained language models have opened up new possibilities for classification tasks with lim- ited labelled data, because representation can be learned in an unsupervised ...a ...
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Language and identity of Dutch speakers in Brussels
... the Dutch speakers to prefer to speak the Dutch language and communities above the French language and ...on language choice, when wanting to belong to the group of French speakers by ...
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A Platform for Dutch in Human Language Technologies
... It is not sufficient to observe that a certain basic provision is present: the basic provision must also meet requirements of formal and content quality, availability (free of rights or under certain conditions), multi- ...
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Standard language ideology and Dutch school inspection reports (1801-1854)
... to language, the Instructie (1799: 6) said that the minister had to “take all possible measures to purify and cultivate the Dutch language, and to regu- late its ...adequate Dutch gram- mar’ ...
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The Dutch-Flemish HLT Programme STEVIN: Essential Speech and Language Technology Resources
... comprehensive Dutch-Flemish HLT programme STEVIN (a Dutch acronym for “Essential Speech and Language Technology ...its Dutch- Flemish character, this large-scale programme is carried out under ...
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“Unknown, Unloved”: The Developing Ideas regarding Language Policy in the Dutch East Indies, 1890s–1928
... with Dutch as a school-subject for indigenous population of the DEI was enhanced around the turn of the twentieth century because of the moral principle of the Ethical ...Policy. Dutch as a “gateway to the ...
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Early Modern migrants in a language contact setting: Characteristics of the Dutch Heusch correspondence (1664-1665)
... Merchants operating in an international network needed to know their foreign languages. Learning these languages abroad was common practice for sons of internationally trading merchants and young men belonging to the ...
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Positive sentiment in the 2017 Dutch Election Debates: A Study on Emotive Language in Televised and Radio Debates
... As language contains both positive and negative emotive words, the percentage of negative emotive words is subtracted from the percentage of positive emotive words to generate the level of positive ...
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Internal Processes in Acquiring an L2: Researching the phonetic and audible output of Dutch English language learners
... for language students, and they are still common at advanced levels where people are often taught ‘ear-training’ by transcribing spoken language’ ...of language sounds is often focussed on minimal ...
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