Sentence examples for discourse develop from inspiring English sources

The benefit of this architecture is to establish a systematic approach to understand cognitive process of interpretive (hermeneutical) discourse, develop a new frame of discourse processes and procedures for the fusion of intentions and provide a systematic procedure to transmigrate the frame of discourse into intelligent communication agents.

While accounts of the meanings of words varied widely, an easily discernible discourse developed.

Such legitimacy is driven via an inclusive discourse developed by transnational activists founded on human rights and the fight against racism or any other form of social, political and cultural exclusion.

We chose to focus on the international discourse developed around DRR, and not on the implementation of DRR strategies; while the latter has been the topic of many research articles and official reports so far (Hellmuth et al. 2007; Senaratna et al. 2014; Glantz et al. 2014), the former has not yet been at the core of many studies.

Subsequently a discourse developed on the most appropriate content of these educational experiences.

Over the next decade, the social investment discourses developed at both federal and provincial levels.

The goal of this work was to provide decision makers in a region with the rational foundation for their discourse to develop and implement a smart energy system.

Keefe and colleagues have recently sought to initiate research and discourse to develop human resource strategies relating to these workers [ 12].

TAC members also engaged in a critical discourse to develop the term "transgender female youth," which they felt appropriately focuses on identity rather than behavior when trying to understand the life experiences of this population.

He therefore argued that the traditional Confucian moral Self should (temporarily) negate itself (ziwo kanxian 自我坎陷), in order to make it possible for these discourses to develop.

Our interpersonal discourse semantic approach also oriented us to the prosodic nature of the realisation of attitude in discourse, as developed by Hood in her work on academic writing (Hood 2006, 2010).