Fourth, the semantics for two proactive communicative acts (ProInform and 3PTSubscribe) is given using a reformulation of the Cohen Levesque semantics for communicative acts in terms of the SharedPlans formalism of Grosz and Kraus.
Despite the overall satisfaction with CAMHS, there were comments made about their 'non-communicative style' (GP2), especially in terms of their criteria and thresholds for accepting referrals.
Between-species comparison may be more intricate for communicative activities because the gestures produced by human and nonhuman primates may not share the same properties, for example, in terms of communicative functions (e.g., Pika 2008), as illustrated by the case of triadic gestures, namely gestures that refer to an external entity for the benefit of another agent.
The CEFR provides descriptors of what foreign language students are able to do in terms of communicative language competence.
The study shows a shift from the traditional medical authority performed in expert interviews and monologues of lecturing style (in the 1980s), to in-house expertise shaped by its orientation towards a communicative ethos and conversational qualities described in terms of the ordinariness of broadcast communication.
Bachman (1990) describes "communicative language ability" (p. 84) in terms of language competence, strategic competence and psychophysiological mechanisms.
I have explained the occurrence of these moves in terms of the communicative purpose, institutional expectations and disciplinary epistemology.
This allows musical agent systems to construct output in terms of a communicative dialogue, and should enable more responsive, intelligent participation from these virtual musicians.
The study seeks to account for the rhetorical structure of the graduate degree research proposal in terms of its communicative purpose, institutional expectations and represented disciplinary culture.
