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... Jury members J come into court not as experts in law or expert triers of fact. Yet the grounds for their decisions are expertus, or known by experience, their experience of everyday life. Bruner reformulated it as a ... See full document

... the discourse of comics developed in anthropocentric traditions as a special type of human ...two key elements of the communicative act – the author and the addressee (in our case it is the reader or ... See full document

... To create dueling discourses, along with the negation of views of their opponents, the attorneys focus addressee’s attention on different events, different roles of actors in these events, construct different identities ... See full document

... But there is an alternative interpretation: it is the author of the letter himself, not his current addressee writing in an earlier letter, who uses the homoeoteleuton here, in the shape of nolueris and debueris. ... See full document

... of discourse which includes other forms of semiosis as well as language: visual images in particular are an increasingly important feature of contemporary discourse (Kress & van Leeuwen, ... See full document

... on addressee identi- fication on the large AMI data collection that is currently in ...for addressee identification on the AMI data are: roles that participants play in the meetings ... See full document

... The production of code mixed discourse T h e p r o d u c t i o n o f c o d e m i x e d d i s c o u r s e D a v i d S A N K O F F C e n t r e d e r e c h e r c h e s m a t h d m a t i q u e s , U n i v[.] ... See full document

... subject shows a lack of resilience in their self-identity in particular aspects of emotionally charged relationships with particular others who are experienced as controlling, intrusive, rejecting etc. – either because ... See full document

... The starting point is a production model of code-switching accounting for empirical observations about switch-point distribution the equivalence constraint, well-formedness of monolingua[r] ... See full document

... a measure of development in the process of various forms of social practice of the essential forces, laid in a man by nature. These forces are manifested in the following generic human abilities as a biological species ... See full document

... used for residential heating with pellet stoves, a majority of the wood pellets in Asia are used for co-firing at coal-fired power plants. A consistent Factor in these nations is that their governments are ... See full document

... institutional discourse in recent ...(2007), discourse can be seen along six strata which are discourse one up to ...six. Discourse one is the highest unit of linguistic distinction like sound ... See full document

... Short-term and long-term IOP fluctuations are worth con- sidering as a risk factor for glaucoma progression. However, the definition and measurement of IOP fluctuation are incon- sistent among studies. Moreover, ... See full document

... To briefly recap, the discourses are: the scientific discourse cohering around a metaphor of pragmatism, the production discourse cohering around a metaphor of performance, the identity [r] ... See full document

... Addressee oriented RPs are used when the speaker interacts with an addressee in response to some stimulus, demonstra ting his/her attitude or judgement of the· propositio n which arises [r] ... See full document

... science to attack and solve the problem of the irresponsible expert witness.’6”7 In 1967, I wrote a paper entitled “The Medicolegal Aspects of Teratology” at which time I suggested that [r] ... See full document

... for courtroom appearances have been implemented by some states, a natural study of comparative effectiveness could be accomplished by comparing interstate ... See full document

... the discourse modeling ...and discourse use, and prevents us from us- ing standard grammar inference and disambigua- tion ...the discourse components also seems an ... See full document

... Moreover, discourse analysis treats the way sentences are combined with each other to form texts and discourses, and it describes real language in social ... See full document

... intended addressee. We use multi- modal features: initially, we extract discourse fea- tures from manual transcriptions and use visual in- formation derived from manual annotations, but then we move to a ... See full document