The first four scales (speech, syntax, semantics and coherence) assessed aspects of language structure, vocabulary and discourse.
The revised version of the manuscript is vastly improved in terms of providing extra evidence, reduction of extraneous information and the overall coherence and quality of language, and we would like to commend the author in their efforts.
Although text-only interactive systems provide users less feedback than face-to-face meetings, well-designed interactive systems can achieve interactional coherence and also allow types of language play that are not common in face-to-face interactions.
The CEFR was developed to achieve a higher degree of transparency and coherence in language learning and teaching in Europe.
The paradigm used in the current work excluded any differences between the MI and DR tasks in the processing of language, biological motion, and causal coherence of visual events that are not domain specific for inference of human mental states.
Absent a detailed explanation, what the opera seems to be about is the capacity of language — and by extension, perhaps, reason — to lose coherence and ultimately to fail.
But the intensity, the coruscating language, the tight coherence of that first novel — where had they gone?
The systems of semantic contact (sc) concern the description of intellig-ible aspects of language, which would primarily facilitate access to those meanings whose choice will facilitate continuity, coherence and textual organisation.
This is, in other words, how language looks at the end of structure and in the abscesses of coherence: analogic starbursts, sensuous ephemera, catholic collages, and mere glimpses--usually in the form of brief blocks of language a reader's mind "sticks upon" unwittingly--of semantic sense.
