Sentence examples for at discourse from inspiring English sources
The automatic recognition of dialogue act is a task of crucial importance for the processing of natural language dialogue at discourse level.
Thus, an attention to teaching language/literacy skills entails the recognition of the context in which language/literacy skills are used and the language features at discourse level.
But, as they moved towards the end of the task their correction at syntax level was reduced and they maneuvered more on the textual and interpersonal issues at discourse level.
But, towards the end of the task they showed their personal feeling by saying if they liked a special grammatical structure or if they always had problems in using a special kind of syntactic device or whether they wanted to provide special kind of organization at discourse level such as showing cause and effect or putting an order to the ideas in the way they liked.
Because focus groups aim at discourse including collective orientations and normative meanings, the data gathered are not appropriate for assessing MHPs "real" practices in managing reproductive issues.
Secondly, the non-monotonic nature of the Event Calculus can be used to model the incremental construction of a temporal model with inferences which hold locally at a discourse segment sn but which can be undone at some later discourse unit sn+1.
Held at 7pm, it's attended by 400-500 people and aimed at political discourse and camp strategy.
Both men pursued their ambitions through identical tactics: a kinder way of speaking, a challenge to the convention that powerful men should wear ties, an attempt at thoughtful discourse rather than ideological boxing.
For decades, India has not only been unwilling to solve one of the world's most tragic conflicts but has scuttled any attempt at meaningful discourse on the issue, both internationally and within the country.
At the discourse level, de Groote (2006) gives a type-theoretic analysis of dynamic phenomena, modeling propositions as functions over a sentence's left and right context (continuation).
Liu & O'Halloran (2009) argue that image text relations are metafunctionally integrated across experiential, textual and logical meanings at the discourse stratum.
