Sentence examples for discourse environments from inspiring English sources

In order to be specific, testable predictions about when speakers will elect to use pronouns rather than other referential forms (zero anaphora, full NPs), a different set of experiments would need to be designed, allowing participants the freedom to make choices between referential forms in different discourse environments (see Pu 2011 for discussion and certain experiments of this type).

The international perspective including different countries with different cultures and histories, different policies and discourse on environment and health, different relations between science, policy and society, different experiences with risk communication, etc. implies a need to look at the risk communication issue both from an EU and a national perspective.

Calling for civil discourse in this environment is as ineffective as calling for moderate gun control after mass shootings.

I've tried this week, as sporadic Internet access allowed, to foster some productive discourse amid a media environment that seems dead-set on creating polarization.

Rivers characterize not only a primary circumstance for growth and development of many settlements but they also affect the artistic quality of urban forms as well as the functionality and size of cities (Čakarić 2010).This paper develops on the morphology of urban space, as a field of scientific discourse on the built environment.

They do not merely serve as his subject matter, bringing difficult lives into the discourse of the gallery environment in the manner of Alfredo Jaar.

Online learning is a new field in which new tools, methods of discourse, information resources, and learning environments are appearing daily.

This New-York based organization, founded in 1997 to elevate the discourse on Islam and foster environments in which Muslims thrive, is dedicated to strengthening an authentic expression of Islam based on cultural and religious harmony through interfaith collaboration arts and cultural exchange.

Pragmatism of this kind of now characterises other parts of Indian discourse over energy and the environment.

On Saturday he put it bluntly: "A stupid word like 'jazz' is not going to hold me back from doing what I want to do with a set of instruments, or with a set of people, or with an environment, or with discourse".

"Using a friend-and-foe political discourse they have created an environment where some people will believe everything the government says, while others will believe nothing, no matter what," he adds.