We present our deliberation process based on optimizing the length of a dialogue in terms of its turns needed to accomplish a task.
"We suspect there will be an ongoing dialogue in terms of educating members of Congress regarding our intent to schedule kratom".
"In the big picture," Brewer told HuffPost, "Occupy Wall Street has changed the dialogue, in terms of people realizing this inequity". Collins in New York is hopeful a millionaire's tax will provide a solution to financial shortfalls.
This approach consist of the automated construction of an abstract script for an entire dialogue (cast in terms of dialogue acts), which is incrementally enhanced by a series of modules and finally "performed" by means of text, speech and body language, by a cast of ECAs.
"He has done a great service to the profession by beginning to frame the dialogue not in terms of good versus bad, but in terms of relative payback on investment," Mr. Paperin said.
All other things equal, low knowledge students will most likely struggle to provide solid self-explanations and therefore most likely to omit important steps in the solution and articulate misconceptions which would lead to more scaffolding dialogue moves in terms of hints and correcting misconceptions, respectively, on the part of the computer tutor.
Second, this study examines whether there are any differences between dialogues and monologues in terms of students' performance.
The aim of this paper is to show how a methodology for stakeholder dialogue can be evaluated in terms of learning.
Even some skeptics, though, acknowledge that the current dialogue has brought rewards in terms of an end to nuclear and missile testing and reduced tensions.
At the same time, we are also willing to continue to have exchanges and dialogue with other countries in terms of human rights, and we are also willing to learn from each other in terms of the good practices.
The major events were pretty much the same, although I hadn't been aware of remembering them so well, the pacing of the events was very close, almost congruent, the relationship of dialogue, exposition and description in terms of space used for each quite close, but the language was different.
