Sentence examples for an explicit discourse from inspiring English sources

Yet an explicit discourse of open can breed it's own forms of hidden inequalities – 'open' to who? and by what means? - and the tech sector carries its own pernicious brand of sexism.

In Hasan's view, choice is a central term that enables the analyst to enter into an explicit discourse on how language as a semiotic system becomes a powerful resource for the exchange of meanings in social contexts (Hasan 1995).

Hasan (2013:298) argues that "[t]hese theoretical metaphors enable the analyst to enter into an explicit discourse on how language as a semiotic system becomes a powerful resource for the exchange of meanings in social contexts".

In addition, it may also fail to identify implicit cause-effect relations that lack an explicit discourse connective between the sentences.

To create a more explicit discourse on eco-sustainability activities during a recession, we set forth a framework to help business leaders examine their strategic perspective based on their organization's identity.

To alleviate the shortage of labeled data, previous work automatically generates synthetic implicit data (SynData) as additional training data, by removing connectives from explicit discourse instances.

Also based on PDTB classification, Huang et al. (2014) adopted discourse connectives to reveal explicit discourse relation in Chinese.

Explicit discourse on these principles and virtues must be "part of the heart-and-soul practices of both laboratories and scientific communities".

They are as follows: (i) semi-colon is not always used to separate the sentences; (ii) in most of the cases, no explicit discourse connectives are used to denote the discourse relations; (iii) no inflectional clues to differentiate free adjuncts and main clauses; and (iv) both subject and object can be dropped in Chinese.

The data included explicit discourse of risk associated with abortion: 'Abortion triples breast cancer risk' (The Daily Mail, June 24, 2010).

Mounrouxe and colleagues explored explicit discourses on professionalism among students from three medical schools through focus group discussions; the authors identified 19 dimensions of professionalism, and found that discourses varied between pre-clinical and clinical students and also between schools [ 7].