Certainly, intersexual fitness shows a substantial degree of discourse within D. melanogaster [ 62].
It is important to recognize, however, that there are degrees of exoteric discourse.
Their relationship with Mr. Morris, which dates to the early 80's, has sparked a degree of critical discourse between them and his work; and aside from their technical strengths, they understand theater.
This essay addresses the degree to which the anonymity of such computer-mediated communication affects the level and tone of discourse when sensitive or volatile local issues are the focus of discussion.
Over the past decade, the Ethiopian government, which controls the country's main media outlets, has displayed varying degrees of appetite for free political discourse.
To a degree Aristotle's distinction between the three voices of discourse still holds.
As mentioned above, there are different theoretical approaches in discourse theory and analysis as well as a degree of ambiguity about the precise methodological application of the concepts of discourse analysis.
Human annotation of discourse corpora typically results in segmentation hierarchies that vary in their degree of agreement.
The full array of network-analytic methods can be used to describe the discourse in a precise way, e.g., the degree of polarization between groups of actors, the number of components or clusters as instances of discourse coalitions or advocacy coalitions, or the change of the discursive network structure over time (and thus discursive equilibria).
As shown in the literature on 'discourse networks' [1],[2],[35],[36], network analysis can be employed to study empirical aspects of political discourse like the shape, stability, and coherence of discourse or advocacy coalitions, cleavage lines in a policy domain, diversity of arguments, and the degree of polarization of a discourse.
